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Prestatyn pupils join Royal Family for Commonwealth service - Vimarsana News

Prestatyn pupils join Royal Family for Commonwealth service

The youngsters joined His Majesty The King, The Queen Consort, members of the Royal Family and 750 school children and young people from across the…

Castle Park Primary students attend the Commonwealth Service - Vimarsana News

Castle Park Primary students attend the Commonwealth Service

SEVEN children from Castle Park Primary School in Kendal attended the Commonwealth Service in the presence of the King.

Did the Princess of Wales break royal protocol? - Vimarsana News

Did the Princess of Wales break royal protocol?

Blustery weather conditions couldn't keep King Charles III and senior royals from heading to Westminster Abbey earlier this week for a service to mark Commonwealth Day and celebrate the 56

Commonwealth Day celebrated around the world - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Day celebrated around the world

Commonwealth Day was celebrated on Monday, 13 March 2023 with observances, speeches, exhibitions and cultural events across the 56 Commonwealth member countries. With ‘Forging a Sustainable and Peaceful Common Future’ as its theme, the day aims to unite 2.5 billion Commonwealth citizens in celebration of their shared values and principles, and in pursuit of a common future, centred on sustainability and peace. This was the first Commonwealth Day presided over …

'Be bold', King Charles tells Commonwealth nations - Vimarsana News

'Be bold', King Charles tells Commonwealth nations

The annual service at Westminster Abbey comes amid increasing questions about the Commonwealth’s future, fuelled by a growing republican sentiment and calls for slavery reparations within former colonies.

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