Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne sends heartwarming letter to 95-year-old grandma with Alzheimer’s

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2nd April 2018
The Princess Royal has sent a heartwarming letter to a 95-year-old grandma who has Alzheimer’s after she sent The Queen’s daughter some knitted items that she had made. Lily Baker, who lives in Middlesbrough, was convinced that Princess Anne had asked her to knit some things for her. After making her creations, Lily and her family sent the handmade knitted items to Buckingham Palace. A…
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Royal Wedding Flowers: Meghan's love of peonies

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1st April 2018
So now we know. After months of speculation and as many expected, Meghan Markle will incorporate her favourite flower into her bridal decorations. Kensington Palace has been sharing details of the floral arrangements being created for St. George’s Chapel and St. George’s Hall for the royal wedding on May 19th. And there will be a starring role amongst all those petals for the…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive late to Easter Church Service

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1st April 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived late to the traditional Easter Day Church Service at Windsor Castle this morning. The couple, who arrived by car, did not arrive at St George’s Chapel until after the other members of The Royal Family had already taken their seats, including The Queen.William and Kate arriving late for the service pic.twitter.com/iRyh5VTY3D — Richard Palmer…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Per Ardua ad Astra - The Queen sends a message to the RAF on its centenary celebrations

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1st April 2018
The Queen has sent a message to the Royal Air Force which was formed 100 years ago today. In her message, Her Majesty paid tribute to those who have served in the RAF over the past century and those who have defended our freedom. The 91-year-old monarch says: “On this, the centenary of its formation, I send my heartfelt congratulations to the Royal Air Force at home and overseas, and to all…
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