60 local schoolchildren were in
attendance at The Queen's London residence and for the
duration of the event they were split into two groups. The younger
of the two groups were learning how to code using Scratch while the
older children were using HTML. Prince Andrew looked on as the
schoolchildren did their thing while still encouraging the
youngsters to develop their coding skills beyond…
What made the celebrations more special
was that Eugenie was joined by her Mother, Sarah Ferguson, in the
Big Apple where they ate at Café Felix, a French and Brazilian
eatery in Soho. The celebrations were all in aid of Eugenie being
offered a permanent post with online…
The Duke of Kent, President of the
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC), and Irish President
Michael D Higgins unveiled a Cross of Sacrifice to honour Ireland’s
war dead at Glasnevin Cemetery, in Dublin on Thursday. The Cross of
Sacrifice at Glasnevin is the first to…
Speaking to the BBC’s Chris Evans on his
breakfast show, the Prince said that launching the Invictus Games
was a full-time job but a “great” experience at the same time. The
games, which will take place at the Queen Elizabeth Park in
September, will involve a variety of sports from wheelchair
basketball to indoor rowing. Prince Harry said he saw a similar
idea in the US, and “stole” the…
The show appeared to be the perfect
opportunity for Camilla to meet some of the people she has become
penpals with and that is exactly what she did. Mary French, who is
one of the pals in question, was even asked by the Duchess to hold
up a sign with her name on it just so…
Patron of the Intelligence Services, The
Prince met, in private, the men and women who work at the station
and had a chance to see some historical elements, which correlate
to the site’s 100 year history. Charles had the opportunity to look
into the original bunker used in…
The Invictus Games, which were launched
by Prince Harry earlier this year, are an international
sporting event for wounded servicemen and women and were inspired
by the Warrior Games. They will see injured service personnel from
across the globe compete in sports such as wheelchair basketball
and indoor rowing. It’s not just the Foo Fighters who will
be performing at the closing ceremony.
The Queen headed to Balmoral after
attending the opening ceremony of the 2014 Commonwealth Games in
Glasgow, however it is expected that she won't be able to take up
residence in the castle until at least the end of this week. The
delay is to make way for tourists who…
The young royals enjoyed the gymnastics
unnoticed, until the large screen in the Hydro Arena zoomed in on
them. Spectators broke into applause when a close up of William and
his brother showed up. Whereas gymnastics may be a relaxing, calm
sport to watch, boxing certainly…
Historic Royal Palaces, the independent
charity that looks after unoccupied Royal palaces in the UK, are
going to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War by
placing 888,246 poppies in the dry moat over the summer to
create a work of art. The poppies are made of ceramic, one for each
British and Colonial soldier who was killed during the war. The
first poppy was planted on 17th July by a…
