becoming the first family to live in the house full-time since the 17th century. His wife’s first encounter with Haddon left a lasting impression. “Haddon,” Lady Edward says, “has a ...

The 17th Century country manor house accommodates up to 30 people in 13 bedrooms. Mr Dugdale grew up at the family's other estate, Merevale Hall near Atherstone. But according to Blyth Hall ...

The custom of the presenting honours to its most loyal subject by the head of state in the British Empire has been carried out for over a century ... Hardman cited a Palace official.

Nestled along the southeast corner of the Netherlands near the Belgian border, the Oostwegel family, collectors of ... the château earned the nickname "party palace." The castle entered its ...

Jason Marsh is the founding editor in chief of Greater Good and the GGSC’s executive director. He is also a co-editor of two anthologies of… Greater Good events have featured talks and discussions ...

Speaking in a new documentary, William recounts how Princess Diana took the brothers to a homeless shelter in London as children to show the realities of life outside the palace. The film ...

Perhaps, most famously it was the home of King Charles II, who lived here with his mistress, Nell Gwynn, in the mid 17th century ... a special event or lavish family gathering.

Getty Images On the heels of King Charles’ royal tour of Australia and Samoa alongside wife Queen Camilla, a palace official said the public should expect more visits abroad from the couple.

Back in April, news broke that plans for King Charles' eventual funeral (code name Operation Menai Bridge) had been dusted off by the palace amid ... Tearing the Royal Family Apart," The Daily ...

“Tea has played a huge role in the royal family ever since Queen Victoria popularised the drink in the 19th century ... s a formal event at Buckingham Palace or a simple tea break at home ...

The Prince of Wales is evolving into a “global statesman”, a palace spokesman has said ... private donation to support Mzimba’s family.

Tourists visiting Buckingham Palace next year will be welcomed like royalty, invited to walk through the front gate and across the famous forecourt for the first time. Paying visitors to the ...