The Gloucesters

Duke of Gloucester unveils hare themed pathway in Cirencester

The Duke of Gloucester unveiled a new hare themed pathway in Cirencester. The Duke of Gloucester in 2008 The themed trail follows the River Churn through-out Cirencester, allowing residents and those visiting to better explore the marvellous green spaces such as the wild flower meadows. Designed by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, The Hare Festival Way, is supported by the Cirencester Community…
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The Kents

Prince Michael of Kent visits Plymouth Royal Marines in the Californian desert

Royal Marines from Plymouth received a special royal visitor while on exercise in the Californian Desert, in the form of Prince Michael of Kent. The Marines of 42 Commando were on Exercise Black Alligator when the prince visited to witness first hand the challenging training they have to undertake. Prince Michael of Kent on a previous engagement. Prince Michael was given a tour of Camp Wilson…
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British Royals

Monarchy Rules: A look at George II

Most Kings are born into regal families and grow up with the knowledge that someday they will rule over a country. However, when he was born in 1683, the future King George II was nothing more than the heir to the heir to a small German Duchy. Such a far cry from the throne…
The Sussexes

Prince Harry strolls through Shropshire taking part in #WalkOfBritain

Prince Harry put on his trainers and strapped on his rucksack and took part in a leg of the 1000 mile journey that is the Walk of Britain. Harry was spotted in Shropshire today walking with wounded veterans and their supporters earlier on Wednesday. [getty src=”490648402″ width=”397″ height=”594″] The Walk of Britain started in Scotland on 22 August 22nd. Six…
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British Royals

Royal Connections: Cambridge

The Duke of Gloucester has a busy day ahead of him Thursday in Cambridge. He will open the Royal Library Exhibition at Cambridge University and also a newly restored 18th-century Watermill at Mill House. The last engagement of the day leads him to Hinchingbrooke School…
The Gloucesters

Royal association: Duchess of Gloucester - Children’s Society

“A better childhood. For every child” is the slogan for The Children’s Society where the Duchess of Gloucester serves as Royal President and will make a visit on Wednesday. The Duchess of Gloucester pictured earlier this year with pupils of Fleming Fulton School, in Belfast during a visit to officially open the school’s newly refurbished library. The history of the Children’s…
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