On Thursday, January 24, 2013, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visited the Sandringham Women’s Institute meeting held fat the West Newton Village Hall in Norfolk.  Her Majesty is Honorary President of this organization.

On January 24, 2013, Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall visited the City & Guilds of London Art School During their visit the royal couple, toured the Historic Carving Department and the Conservation Department where they “…learned about the specialist training provided to young restoration and conservation professionals…” according to the official website for The Prince of Wales.

The royal couple also visited the St Anselm’s Church where they learned about “…the community charity project Pathways at Kennington Cross, which aims to help deprived people in the area by creating a new community hub through redeveloping of the St Anselm’s church.”

And, finally, The Prince of Wales visited the Surrey County Cricket Club, where he “… inspected the work to the new frontage of the Pavilion and met the craftsmen as well as builders working on the £2 million project…”

For more information about today’s activities please click here.

Well, Captain Wales (His Royal Highness Prince Harry of Wales) is finally back home in lovely old England after serving his second tour of duty in Afghanistan.  And, that’s it.   🙂

 Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall visited “… a reading scheme at the St. Mary’s Primary School in Battersea…” on January 23, 2013.  During her visit the duchess met with staff and students “…benefiting from the project, run by the Beanstalk literacy charity, formerly known as Volunteer Reading Help (VRH)…”

For detailed information about today’s visit please click here.

Per the BFN:

“Filmed during his five-month tour of Afghanistan, this special program offers a unique, up-close and personal look at Prince Harry’s life as a Co-Pilot Gunner in the front seat of an Apache attack helicopter, one of the British Army’s most formidable weapons. Captain Wales takes us on a tour of his day-to-day life, his frustrations and his insights into military life and the challenges of being a Royal in theatre.”