The Princess of Wales spent the day in
Hull for Rugby League Inclusivity Day, partaking in various
training exercises before joining the World Cup championships for a
scrimmage of wheelchair rugby. Catherine, whose fingers were still
bandaged following a trampoline accident a few weeks ago, was said
to be nervous before she joined in but quickly forgot the injury
and threw herself into the…
Cookery classes for the Duke of Edinburgh on a day in Brighton
5th October 2023
The Duke of Edinburgh visited Brighton
and Hove on Wednesday to meet with young adults working on their
Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Awards. Photo by Dan Homer, DofE
Prince Edward first visited Brighton, Hove and Sussex Sixth Form
College to meet with Duke of Edinburgh…
The Princess of Wales visits shopping centre to see work supporting people fleeing Ukraine
5th October 2023
The Princess of Wales made an unannounced
visit to the Vsi Razom Community Hub in Bracknell on Wednesday,
meeting with Ukrainian refugees and community organisers who
oversee support in the area. Catherine’s visit coincided with the
first anniversary of the creation of…
The Prince and Princess of Wales pay tribute to the Windrush generation
4th October 2023
The Prince and Princess of Wales have
visited Cardiff to pay tribute to the Windrush generation and to
mark the start of Black History Month. [getty src=”1704412428″
width=”594″ height=”396″ tld=”com”] William and Catherine met and
chatted with members of the Windrush generation – this year marks
the 75th anniversary of the first of the…
When you hear the term “Granny’s Chips,”
you might be thinking of your grandma and her homemade chip recipe.
When it comes to the Royal Family, Granny’s Chips is the furthest
thing from a plate of fried potatoes; it’s one of the most…
One of the most touching stories about
Prince Philip took place in 1963 in Washington D.C. after the
assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy. Prince
Philip flew to Washington to attend the funeral and express
condolences on behalf of The Queen and met First…
Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign was truly historic: an official biography needs volumes to tell it all
2nd October 2023
As the first anniversary of the death of
Queen Elizabeth II passes, the focus changes. A year was
traditionally the formal period of court mourning. Once it was
done, the grieving clothes were put away and things altered. It is
no longer just a matter of missing the Monarch who is gone. The
shift turns to a different form of remembrance. And that has
brought, almost immediately, discussion about…
It’s a title with a potent history, held
by some of the best known names in English royal history. Over 700
years since it was first created, it remains a familiar royal
dukedom. There have been six Dukes of Gloucester throughout
history, the first created in 1385…
It was the beginning of a royal chapter
which would make history time and time again. On November 20th
1947, the ceremony which joined Princess Elizabeth and Prince
Philip as wife and husband was described by one of the clergy
involved as ”in all essentials, exactly…
The Princess of Wales to miss this year's Earthshot Prize to support Prince George at important time at school
29th September 2023
Kensington Palace has confirmed that the
Princess of Wales won’t be at the Earthshot Prize ceremony this
autumn for family reasons. The Princess will stay behind to support
Prince George who has school exams at the same time as the awards
event. This year’s Earthshot takes place in Singapore on November
7th with the Prince of Wales handing out the prizes. Fifteen
nominees are…
