The Queen is to miss one of the favourite
parts of her stay in Scotland. Royal officials have confirmed that
Her Majesty won’t attend the Braemar gathering, a staple in her
Balmoral diary. The Prince of Wales will be present at the games.
It was confirmed on September 2nd 2022 that The Queen would miss
the gathering, for her comfort. It comes just days after it was
announced that the…
Prince Charles reveals reasons behind a special ceremony focused on environment
2nd September 2022
The Prince of Wales has taken part in a
Gorilla Naming Ceremony, or a Kwita Izina, in northern Rwanda. On
September 2nd 2022, Prince Charles announced that he had named a
baby gorilla Ubwuzuzanye, a name that means ‘Harmony’, “since the
restoration of harmony and…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are
about to hit television screens with Netflix’s hit show The Crown
announcing who will play the royal couple in its sixth and final
season. For the final season of The Crown, William will be played
by two actors at different points…
As we look into the role The Queen plays
in appointing a new prime minister, we’re looking at Royal
Prerogative and how it is exercised. Simply put, Royal Prerogative
is the authority and powers vested in the sovereign to govern.
However, in modern times, it is exercised only upon the advice of
the prime minister, and it is exercised through Her Majesty’s
government ministers. According…
Legoland Windsor celebrates Cambridge family move with new royal display
1st September 2022
The Cambridge family has packed up and
moved to Windsor, and their new chapter has inspired an exhibit at
the Legoland Windsor Resort. The ‘Royal Removal Company’ is a
4,100-piece Lego creation that shows the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge, their children Prince…
The Queen will receive her new Prime
Minister at Balmoral for the first time in her 70 year reign.
Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Her Majesty will remain at her
Scottish retreat for the transition of power from Boris Johnson to
his successor. Earlier this summer…
Diana, Princess of Wales, was born Diana
Frances Spencer on 1 July 1961, in Park House on the Sandringham
Estate in Norfolk, the fourth of five children of John Spencer,
later the 8th Earl Spencer, and his first wife, Frances. She was
initially home-schooled by her mother’s governess, Gertrude Allen,
known in the family as ‘Ally’. She began her formal education in
1968 at Silfield Private…
"I'll never forget" - Royal Central's editorial team and readers share the moment they learned about the death of Diana
31st August 2022
It was a defining moment of its
generation – a time when the world stopped to collectively grieve
the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, following the tragic car
crash in Paris that claimed her life in the early hours of 31
August 1997. Twenty-five years later, the…
All The Queen's Prime Ministers - who has held the top office in Elizabeth II's historic reign?
31st August 2022
The Queen is about to see the fifteenth
Prime Minister of her reign. Boris Johnson announced his plans to
step down and the Conservative Party has spent the summer picking
his replacement. Either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak will head to
Buckingham Palace to be appointment Prime…
Flag flies at half mast at Diana's ancestral home on the 25th anniversary of her death
31st August 2022
The flag at the ancestral home of Diana,
Princess of Wales was lowered to half mast on August 31st 2022, the
25th anniversary of her death. Exactly a quarter of a century after
Diana died, following a car crash in Paris, the flag at Althorp
House, Northamptonshire was lowered. Diana is buried on an island
in the Oval Lake at Althorp. The estate has been the ancestral home
of the Spencer…
