On Thursday 22nd October, The Princess of Wales returned to The Treehouse in Ipswich – the children’s hospice where she gave her first public speech as a member of the Royal Family, 14 years ago.

For the first time, the story of 500 years of British royal jewellery is to be told in a single exhibition, coming in 2027.

Oman’s efforts to keep the Strait of Hormuz open drew public praise from The King last night, at a State Banquet speech that ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla, Royal News, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex A letter from The King to the government, military and others has confirmed that The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be ...

Buckingham Palace is a staple landmark for those who visit London. It stands as an icon of the British Monarchy in its own right, the focal point of most national and royal celebrations – especially ...

Catherine has revealed that she completed the Three Peaks hiking challenge over the weekend, ‘to explore life beyond diagnosis and to give something back’. The Three Peaks Challenge is an endurance ...

The Prince of Wales is set to become a guest editor of Country Life for November’s magazine. William’s edition of the popular magazine will highlight his work surrounding improving access to mental ...

Royal News, Royal Residences, The Prince and Princess of Wales It has been revealed that The Prince and Princess of Wales pay £307,500 in yearly rent on Forest Lodge, their home in Windsor. In July of ...

For decades, the former Prince Andrew lived at Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate, which had previously been occupied by the Queen Mother. However, amidst the scandal of his continued contact with ...

Adjacent to the stunning Greenwich Park sits the 18th-century Ranger’s House. Today, the Georgian villa houses the Wernher collection and welcomes visitors each week to explore its rose garden and ...

Royal Lodge is a grand and historically-significant royal residence located in Windsor Great Park, a short distance from Windsor Castle. The estate has served as a home to members of the British Royal ...

A major national memorial to Elizabeth II is beginning to take shape in the heart of London – but the desing will no longer have the Monarch on horseback. Planned for St James’s Park, just steps away ...