Here’s what other members of the Royal Family have been up to this week, the stories that rarely make the press: The Earl of Wessex 12th June: On Tuesday, The
The Queen has made her annual visit to the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea in London. Wearing a pale pink coat, white gloves and
Wine and horse riding for Princess Anne in Sussex On Wednesday 9th Princess Anne was in Sussex where she opened a new wine processing plant and visited Hope in the
On a quieter week for the principal royals, members of The Queen’s extended family took on the majority of royal duties last week. There were various engagements for The Duke
Tonight, The Queen celebrated her 92nd birthday by attending a concert designed to honour her life at the Royal Albert Hall. Performers from across the Commonwealth joined together in wishing
On Wednesday, The Princess Royal was in Nottingham to attend sporting events as part of ‘Big Wednesday’ at the University of Nottingham. ‘Big Wednesday’ is a day in which Team
Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, was in Warrington yesterday to join dignitaries and locals to mark the 25th anniversary of the IRA bombing that claimed the lives of two young
Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, has presented trophies to the jockey and winning connections of today’s Grand Military Gold Cup at Sandown Park, and opened a new welcome centre for
Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, has had another of her typically busy days on Wednesday, this time in Leicester, after a day in Birmingham earlier this week. During her visit
The Princess Royal braved the so-called ‘Beast from the East’ yesterday, to open a new textiles factory in London. With the UK facing freezing temperatures and snow, Princess Anne continued
Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, has visited Norfolk to launch a new network for Motor Neurone Disease care and to mark the 35th anniversary of a branch of charity, Save
Princess Anne has spent the day in Cornwall visiting Truro Cathedral, a cheese factory and a very successful Save the Children charity shop. The Princess Royal’s first port of call
The Royal Family have led the the nation and the Commonwealth in commemorating the war dead at the National Service of Remembrance – also known as Remembrance Sunday – held
Yesterday, Princess Anne had a busy day of engagements, visiting Trinity House in her role as Master of the Corporation of Trinity House, before she travelled to RAF Benson to
The Queen attended a reception to mark the centenary of the Women’s Royal Naval Service (WRNS) and the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps yesterday, joined by her daughter, Princess Anne. The
Princess Anne paid a visit to the Midlands yesterday, and her first stop was opening the new Palletforce ‘superhub’ in Burton-upon-Trent. The new superhub cost £50 million to build and
The Princess Royal visited a number of charities in Swindon and Princes Risborough yesterday, plus a company that frequently raises money to donate. At Excalibur Communications, Princess Anne unveiled a
