British RoyalsThe Sussexes

Prince Harry to undertake his first engagement as Captain General of the Royal Marines

Prince Harry will undertake his first engagement as Captain General of the Royal Marines since assuming the post from the retiring Prince Philip in December when he attends the Mountbatten Festival of Music on Saturday evening. Prince Philip held the Captain General post for 63 years until he relinquished the role in December. Prior to Prince Philip, the post had been held by King George VI. The…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge will not attend the World Cup

Both the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry will not be attending the World Cup, which is due to be held in Russia. The news comes from a royal source and means that this will be the first time in decades that no senior member of the Royal Family will have attended in person to support England. One of the Princes had been there to support England in the last three tournaments held in Brazil, South…
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The Yorks

Princess Eugenie joins Instagram

Prince Andrew’s youngest daughter, Princess Eugenie has joined Instagram. The Duke of York shared the news on his Twitter page earlier today, teasing fans to check out what her first photo posted was. Princess Eugenie’s elder sister, Princess Beatrice is also on…
British RoyalsKing Charles III

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall unveil new website

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have unveiled their revamped website. Their Royal Highnesses appear on the homepage together smiling brightly with the headline “Welcome to the home of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.” A link to a video also appears below their photo that talks about The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts. The site provides news, the…
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Palaces & BuildingsPrincess Anne and FamilyThe KentsThe Yorks

All of the Royals who live at St James's Palace

Of all the current Royal Palaces, St James’s is the most senior and all foreign ambassadors to this country are still referred to as being appointed to the Court of St James’. This is perhaps ironic, as the palace was constructed in the 1530’s by King Henry VIII, as somewhere to escape from the rigid court life of the Palace of Whitehall. It was built on the site of a leper hospital…
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