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Princess Diana's Apartment Will Receive an English Heritage Blue Plaque Olivia Hosken The London apartment where Princess Diana lived with her girlfriends before getting engaged to Prince Charles will be receiving an English Heritage blue plaque this year. Diana's plaque will be at her Coleherne Court flat, which she shared with three of her girlfriends, Carolyn Bartholomew, Virginia Pitman, Ann Bolton. “We are expecting our plaque to Diana, Princess of Wales to be very popular. She was an inspiration and cultural icon to many, raising awareness of issues including landmine...

Inside Princess Diana's former London flat where she lived before marrying Charles The Princess of Wales lived with friends in an apartment near Chelsea's King Road, bought by her parents, when she settled in London before meeting and marrying Prince Charles Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they�...

Why Princess Diana's former residence is being marked with blue plaque The Princess of Wales, who lost her life in a car crash in Paris over 23 years ago, would have celebrated her 60th birthday on July 1 this year. April 2, 2021 05:13 BST Princess Diana's apartment at Coleherne Court in London where she lived with her girlfriends prior to her marriage to Prince Charles is being marked with a blue plaque. Charles Spencer, brother of the late royal, took to Twitter to reveal that English Heritage is placing a blue plaque outside Diana's former home after she was nominated for it by the London ...

Tim GrahamGetty Images The late Princess Diana has received an English Heritage blue plaque, 24 years after she passed away. On Thursday, English Heritage released the names of six women throughout history who are set to receive a blue plaque in 2021. Other notable figures include designer Jean Muir, anti-slavery campaigner Ellen Craft, scientist Kathleen Lonsdale, barrister Helena Normanton and social reformer Caroline Norton. Related Story The location of the Princess of Wales’ plaque, for which she was nominated by the London Assembly, will be revealed closer to the time of its un...

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