During November, The Queen and members of
the Royal Family wear red poppies in memory of the fallen. However,
The Queen does not just wear one poppy but instead several. The
reason for this is a bit unsure. Some believe it is just one
corsage that she wears while others argue that The Queen wears so
many poppies as a way to honour each branch of the armed forces
that took part in the war…
On this remembrance weekend, Her Majesty
The Queen will once again lead the nation at the National Service
of Remembrance, held at the Cenotaph in London on Remembrance
Sunday. The service, which includes a two-minute silence at 11 am,
remembers British and Commonwealth…
Gallery: Remembrance Sunday during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II
10th November 2019
Each year The Queen and Royal Family
commemorate those who lost their lives in war on Remembrance Sunday
at the Cenotaph in London. Below we take a look at The Queen and
her family at Remembrance Sunday commemorations throughout her
reign. [getty…
The Queen was joined by members of their
family at the Royal British Legion Festival ofRemembrance on
Saturday evening at the Royal Albert Hall in London. i-Images /
Pool Alongside Her Majesty was the Prince of Wales & Duchess of
Cornwall, the Princess Royal & Sir Tim Laurence, the Earl and
Countess of Wessex and the Duke of York. They were joined by the
Duke & Duchess…
GALLERY: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Royal Variety Performance
9th November 2019
With the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
set to attend the Royal Variety Performance this year on 18
November, today we’re looking back at their past attendance.
William and Kate have attended twice before, in 2014 and 2017. The
senior royals: The Prince of Wales and…
GALLERY: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Fields of Remembrance
8th November 2019
For almost a century, members of the
Royal Family have paid tribute to those who have lost their lives
fighting for their country by attending the Fields of Remembrance.
Rows of crosses and poppies spring up in November at churches
across the United Kingdom to remember those…
The Duke of Cambridge attended the London
Air Ambulance Charity Gala in London on Thursday evening,
celebrating the successes of its 30th anniversary charity appeal.
William revealed that the appeal raised its £1 million target for a
new helipad base in nine months. “I landed on the London Air
Ambulance helipad on multiple occasions during my job. I can tell
you that it is an essential part…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend launch of National Emergencies Trust
8th November 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
attended the launch of the National Emergencies Trust on Thursday
morning at St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in London. While there,
the royal couple met with survivors of various tragedies, including
the Grenfell Tower Fire and London…
While at Broom Farm Community Centre in
Windsor yesterday, the Duchess of Sussex gave the world a little
update on her and the Duke of Sussex’s six-month-old son, Archie
Harrison. The Duchess revealed to mom Amy Thompson that Archie
is on the move by crawling.
This time of year, the Royal Family takes
the time to reflect on sacrifices made by members of the Armed
Forces and veterans. While the family takes part in a number of
events, The Queen started off this year’s commemorations with a
visit to Kent. The Queen visited the Royal British Legion
Industries in Kent in part of the charity’s centenary year. The
charity supports Armed Forces…
