Interview with Young Monarchist Mark Salmon regarding the forthcoming royal visit, Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit boards the Literature Train, more controversy surrounding Richard III's skeleton and some royal April Fools' Day jokes. Listen to this week's show ... Mark Salmon Interview Mark Salmon is a media spokesperson for the Australian Monarchist League (AML) discusses the…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are visiting New Zealand and Australia in April, bringing eight-month-old Prince George.
Knighthoods, Damehoods and an interview with Rachel Allerton from the Richard III Society of NSW. We provide updates on Prince Harry and Cressida Bonas, Prince William's plans to take a job in the Foreign Office and trolls attack the British Royal Family's official Facebook page.
The St Patrick's Day edition.
Sutherland Railway Station was decorated for Queen Elizabeth II's visit in 1954 when she and the Duke of Edinburgh passed through on the Royal Train.
In 1954, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip briefly visited the Sutherland Shire on 11 February during their Australian visit. Flags and banner line the Princes Highway at Sylvania to celebrate the royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II to the Shire, 1954 The royal couple arrived in Sydney aboard the Gothic on Wednesday, 3 February, as the First Field Regiment fired 21-gun salute…
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visited Sydney during their whirlwind tour of Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall are visiting Australia from Monday, 5 November to Saturday, 10 November 2012, as the Queen’s personal representatives during the Diamond Jubilee year.
A magnificent recreation of Henry VIII’s Imperial Crown will go on display at Hampton Court Palace in the Royal Pew, from Saturday, 27 October 2012. Hampton Court Palace Curator, Dr Kent Rawlinson said, “Using the original inventories and Myten’s painting of the crown, we’ve been able to identify not only the basic shape of the…
An archaeological team from the University of Leicester, led by Richard Buckley, Leicester City Council and the Richard III Society, revealed they made an extremely exciting discovery. They have unearthed a skeleton in a car park which they believe was King Richard III.
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