Prince Harry is set visit Toronto and
Florida next month, to undertake engagements connected with
the Invictus Games and his charity, Sentebale. The Prince will
first travel to Toronto on May 2nd, where he will attend a number
of events to mark the official launch of the countdown to the third
Invictus Games, which are set to be held in the city in
September 2017. Meanwhile, the much awaited…
The Queen might be forced to move out of
Buckingham Palace while it undergoes £150 million in repairs. It
would mark the first time a monarch has been forced to move out of
Buckingham Palace since Queen Victoria designated it an official
residence in 1837. King George VI…
A historian has sensationally claimed
that the UK monarchy will cease to exist by 2030 because the
public would not like the Queen’s successors. The claims made
by Dr Anna Whitelock have been ridiculed by monarchists as
‘outlandish’ with around three quarters of the…
Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to Royal Foundation chairman on his retirement
3rd April 2016
The Duke of Cambridge has paid tribute to
the retiring chairman of the Royal Foundation, a platform
founded by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. Lord
Janvrin, who is retiring from the role after five years, was
honoured for his dedication and passion to chairing the foundation.
Sir Keith Mills, the former deputy chairman of the London 2012
Games organising committee will now…
Prince Charles is encouraging his young
grandson to follow in his footsteps and become a passionate
gardener. The Prince of Wales spoke on BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners’
Question Time, and gave a tour to the show’s presenter, Eric
Robson. During the interview, he spoke about…
The Queen is famous for her hard work and
sense of commitment, so it is rather unsurprising that on the day
of her 90th birthday, she will undertake a day of
public engagements in the town of Windsor. The Queen and Duke
of Edinburgh will both take part in two days of…
Prince Harry recently concluded his first
trip to Nepal, where he visited a Gurkha camp, went trekking, and
met earthquake survivors. The tour, which started as a four day
trip in the capital of Kathmandu, was later extended by six days to
help rebuild a school, in an undisclosed part of the country,
damaged by the earthquake last year. Announcing the extention, he
said: “The people I have met…
Royal Cavalry of Oman to perform during Queen's 90th birthday celebrations
31st March 2016
The Royal Cavalry of the sultanate of
Oman has been invited again to perform before her Majesty and other
members of The Royal Family at the Royal Windsor Horse Show during
the celebrations for her 90th birthday this May. The cavalry also
performed at the Diamond Jubilee…
National Galleries of Scotland acquires long lost painting of Bonnie Prince Charlie
31st March 2016
A long lost painting of Bonnie Prince
Charlie has been acquired by the National Galleries of Scotland. It
portrays the Young Pretender during the ill-fated Jacobite Rising
of 1745 and is through the be only one painted in Britain during
his lifetime. The National Galleries…
Last week, Royal Central reported on the
emergency rescue where Prince William participated in transporting
a seriously injured patient and remaining with him for a half an
hour at the hospital. Ex-soldier, Jim Schembri, 37, was rescued by
the royal and his team of medical colleagues of the East Anglian
Air Ambulance Service when the tree branch he was pruning fell on
him, knocking him…
