British Royal Family Engagements: 2022 - 2023

[Curryong]

Thanks for that information. It is indeed very illuminating.

 

[EllieCat]

A good bit of research, Iluvbertie; just goes to show that those reporters who write articles saying that the rest of the RF are stepping up in the absence of the King and Princess have not done their due diligence.

 

[Somebody]

I guess for the queen it is not so much the number of engagements but the type of engagements she is undertaking. Some of them are more high profile.

 

[Iluvbertie]

None have been 'more high profile'. They have received more coverage because Catherine isn't around for the media to write 20 articles about what she is wearing. They are basically the same type of engagements:

Anniversaries, Visited places, Received people (last year the President of the Republic of Cyprus but no one of that profile in 2024); met people, opened things, attended receptions.

The list is quite similar in types of engagements.

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 3rd March, 2024​

Sorry for the delay - my family is dealing with my brother's cancer diagnosis and one of the consequences is that both my nieces are now planning their weddings to be sure that their father is able to be there. We are hoping for the best of course but planning for the worst and I have been involved in some of these arrangements (largely I have been taking my brother to and from chemo and then being with him while his wife and daughters do the actual planning).

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/296 (1.4%)



Milestones achieved this week: HRH The Princess Royal (105) reached her century for 2024.



Approaching a milestone: HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (48) is approaching his half-century for the year.


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 10 (7 – up 3 – 3.4%)

HM The Queen – 23 (20 – up 3 – 7.8%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –11 (6 – up 5 – 3.7%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 48 (48 – no change – 16.2%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 25 (25– no change– 8.4%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 105 (90 – up 15 – 35.5%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 28 (26 – up 2 – 9.5%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 23 (20 – up 3 – 7.8%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 13 (12 – up 1 – 4.4%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 9 (7 – up 2 – 3.0%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.3%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 105

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 48

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 28

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 25

HM The Queen – 23

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 23

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 13

HRH The Prince of Wales – 11

HM The King – 10

HRH The Duke of Kent – 9

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 296 (261 – up 35)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 10 (3.4%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 174 (58.8%)

60s (Andrew, Tim) – 28 (9.5%)

50s (Edward, Sophie) – 73 (24.7%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 11 (3.7%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 212 (71.6%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 3rd March, 2024

HM The King – 5 (up 2)

HM The Queen – 17 (up 3)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 7 (up 2)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 16 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 13 (no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 39 (up 6)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 11 (up 2)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 15 (up 2)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 7 (up 1)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 9 (up 2)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 3rd March, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 7

Buckingham Palace – The King – 6

Windsor Castle – 6

St James’ Palace – 10

Clarence House – 5

Kensington Palace – 5

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 1

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle –

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 2

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy –

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 26th February, 2024 to 3rd March, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Arrived – 13

Audience – 3

Awards – 2

Called Upon – 5

Conference – 3

Concert – 3

Departed – 8

Dinner – 18

Discussion – 2

Grand Final of BBC 500 Words Competition – 1

Opened – 12

Received – 17

Received by – 8

Reception – 34

Service of Thanksgiving – 7

Spoke via Phone Link – 2

Visit – 102



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 26th February, 2024 to 3rd March, 2024



Honorary Military – 11

London Philharmonic Orchestra – 1

Mission to Seafarers – 5

Motor Neurone Disease Association – 1

Royal College of Emergency Medicine – 1

Royal Yachting Association – 3



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 26th February, 2024 to 3rd March, 2024



BBC 500 Words Competition – 1

British Horseracing Authority – 2

Donnelly Lines British Forces Headquarters – 1

Dubai Offshore Sailing Club (Dubai) – 1

Dubai Ports World (Dubai) – 1

Emergency Medicine Trainees’ Association – 1

Gresford Colliery Club, Wrexham – 1

Gresford Mining Disaster Memorial – 1

Royal British Legion – 1

Turf Public House, Wrexham – 1

Western Marble Arch Synagogue – 1

Women in Shipping and Trading – 1

Wrexham Association Football Club, Racecourse Ground, Wrexham – 1

Ysgol yr Holl Saint, School Hill, Gresford – 1



Overseas Engagements to 3rd March, 2024



Year to Date Total – 84 (76 – up 8)



HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 27 (27 – no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 31 (23 – up 8)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19 (19 – no change)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 3rd March, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 3rd March, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 4 (up 1)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 15 (no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 2 (up 2)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 4 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 1 (no change)



Used Secondary Title to 3rd March, 2024



NIL



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 3rd March, 2024

England – 186

Scotland – 16

Northern Ireland – 0

Wales – 10

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 17th March, 2024

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/397



Milestones achieved this week: HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (62) reached his half-century for the year.



Approaching a milestone: NIL


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 23 (10 – up 13 – 5.8%)

HM The Queen – 27 (23 – up 4 – 6.8%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –18 (11 – up 7 – 4.5%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 62 (48 – up 14 – 15.6%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 39 (25– up 14– 9.8%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 126 (105 – up 21 – 31.7%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 33 (28 – up 5 – 8.3%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 36 (23 – up 13 – 9.1%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 18 (13 – up 5 – 4.5%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 13 (9 – up 4 – 3.3%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.3%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 126

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 62

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 39

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 36

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 33

HM The Queen – 27

HM The King – 23

HRH The Prince of Wales – 18

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 18

HRH The Duke of Kent – 18

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 397 (296 – up 101)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 15 (3.8%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 230 (57.9%)

60s (Andrew, Edward after 10th March, Tim) – 38 (9.6%)

50s (Edward up to 10th March, Sophie) – 96 (24.2%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 18 (4.5%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 278 (70.0%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 17th March, 2024

HM The King – 11 (up 3)

HM The Queen – 20 (up 3)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 11 (up 4)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 25 (up 5)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 21 (up 5)

HRH The Princess Royal – 48 (up 5)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 14 (up 3)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 22 (up 4)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 11 (up 4)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 13 (up 2)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 17th March, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 8

Buckingham Palace – The King – 17

Windsor Castle – 12

St James’ Palace – 16

Clarence House – 5

Kensington Palace – 7

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 2

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle –

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 5

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy – 1

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 11th March, 2024 to 17th March, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Anniversary – 27

Anniversary Service – 2

Audience – 9

Badminton Championships – 2

Banquet – 1

Commonwealth Day Service – 8

Competition Final – 1

Departed – 9

Invested Individual/s – 3

Launch – 5

Lecture – 2

Lunch – 7

Meeting – 12

Met People – 8

Opened – 15

Presented Award/s – 4

Pricked the List of High Sheriffs for the Counties of England and Wales – 1

Pricked the List of High Sheriffs for the Counties of the Duchy of Lancaster – 1

Privy Council – 2

Races – 3

Received – 25

Reception – 40

Rugby – 6

Showcase – 2

Visit – 127



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 11th March, 2024 to 17th March, 2024



Badminton Scotland – 1

Earthshot Prize – 3

Honorary Military – 15

Jockey Club – 1

Lawn Tennis Association – 1

Royal Windsor Horse Show – 1

Scottish Rugby – 3

South of England Agricultural Society – 1

United Grand Lodge of England – 1

Windsor Festival – 1

Worshipful Company of Basketmakers – 1

Worshipful Company of Butchers – 1

Worshipful Company of Masons – 1

WOW Foundation – 1



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 11th March, 2024 to 17th March, 2024



All England Open Badminton Championships – 2

Badminton Scotland – 1

Bank of America – 1

Cheltenham Festival – 3

Commonwealth Seventy Fifth Anniversary – 2

Diana Award’s – 1

Haywards Heath Police Station, Haywards Heath – 1

Headway Norfolk and Waveney — Great Yarmouth – 1

Hebridean Island Cruises Limited – 2

Henry Cator Building at East Norfolk Sixth Form College – 1

Jim Green Challenge – 1

Launchpad Online Platform – 1

Peel Ports Group Limited – 2

Royal Alpha Lodge Number 16 – 2

Scottish Rugby – 3

Soul Church, Norwich – 1

St Martin’s House Norwich – 1

Super Siblings – 1

Sustainable Markets Initiative – 1

West Youth Zone – 1

Women of the World Girls Festival Tour – 2

Worshipful Company of Butchers – 1

WOW Foundation – 1



Overseas Engagements to 17th March, 2024



Year to Date Total – 86 (84 – up 2)



HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 27 (27 – no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 32 (31 – up 1)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 20 (19 – up 1)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 17th March, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

Republic of Ireland – 2 – HRH The Princess Royal – 1; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 1;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19;

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 17th March, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 8 (up 4)

HM The Queen – 2 (up 2)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 15 (no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 6 (up 1)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 5 (up 1)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 2 (up 1)



Used Secondary Title to 17th March, 2024



NIL



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 17th March, 2024

England – 280

Scotland – 20

Northern Ireland – 1

Wales – 10

 

[royal-blue]

Do we have enough working royals?

Perhaps Prince and Princess Michael should be given official roles?

Alternatively Beatrice and/or Eugenie could finally be utilised on a part time basis.

 

[Elly C]

The issue is more to do with the age of the current working royals. So many are of the current ‘retirement’ age in the UK (66+) . This is worrying for a potential disconnection with younger generations and of course the possibility of further ill health in the next few years. Adding Prince and Princess Michael wouldn’t solve this. Including Beatrice and Eugenie would help the immediate problem, but I can’t see how it would be easy to be a part-time working royal.

 

[Iluvbertie]

Prince and Princess Michael of Kent 'retired' from public life just after Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee. There was an official announcement to that effect. Prince Michael has never been a working royal.

Beatrice and Eugenie were told when they were teenagers they would never be wanted or needed and now Charles and William have to live with that concept.

It isn't necessary for there to be a large number of working royals. Officially only the Sovereign is needed and the rest really just do 'make up jobs' such as getting involved in charities. They could easily have real jobs and no one would really miss them.

Charles, and even more William, want to go back to the days before WWI when largely the Sovereign did the constitutional stuff and the heir might do a few things (Queen Victoria made it clear that there was no role for the heir and her heir had to wait over 40 years before he was able to actually do anything official. He didn't give his son much to do during his reign either).

George V really pushed the 'charity' idea in the years after WWI to justify the family - given the overthrow of a number of royal families.

The move is now for smaller royal families across Europe with younger siblings being sidelined and cousins simply not being needed anymore.

 

[tommy100]

They only need more working royals if they want to keep doing the 4,000 odd engagements the RF did back in say 2012. Charles seems to have indicated that isn't the way he sees the RF working.
Constitutionally the sovereign is the only one with anything to do day to day. We already have it that almost half those eligible to be Counsellors of State aren't "working royals" (Andrew, Harry, Beatrice aren't whilst Camilla, William, Anne and Edward are) so its also clear there is no need for all of those eligible for that role to be "working royals".
Charles wants to do things differently, its a new era.

 

[Somebody]

Anne and Edward were added to the list of potential Counsellors of State precisely because Andrew, Harry and Beatrice aren't working royals (anymore), so, they needed more working royals to fulfill that role if they would be called upon.

 

[Iluvbertie]

However there is a precedent for non-working royals to serve as Counsellors of State e.g. the late Earl of Harewood often did so in the early years of the late Queen's reign. He even said it was often easier for him than for his mother as he could simply say to his boss 'I have to do something for The Queen' and no one would be disappointed that he didn't turn up while his mother would have to cancel an engagement.

Edward and Anne were added to avoid needing to call on Harry or Andrew and not because they weren't working royals. Although Charles indicated he would try not to need to call on non-working royals he is able to do so if needed (and given how rarely they are even needed these days it is possible that the position itself could be done away with altogether). The late Queen showed that everything that the CoSs have done in the past can be done a) by someone else e.g. the State Opening of Parliament which wasn't done by a royal in 1960 or 1964 or b) via zoom or telephone as she did during covid when she had her weekly audience with the PM via phone and run privy council meetings and received incoming High Commissioners and Ambassadors via zoom.

 

[Tatiana Maria]

Edward and Anne were added to avoid needing to call on Harry or Andrew and not because they weren't working royals. Although Charles indicated he would try not to need to call on non-working royals he is able to do so if needed (and given how rarely they are even needed these days it is possible that the position itself could be done away with altogether).

The King made a formal promise to Parliament not to call on non-working royals to serve as Counsellor of State going forward. See the thread on the topic for more information.

 

[Somebody]

However there is a precedent for non-working royals to serve as Counsellors of State e.g. the late Earl of Harewood often did so in the early years of the late Queen's reign. He even said it was often easier for him than for his mother as he could simply say to his boss 'I have to do something for The Queen' and no one would be disappointed that he didn't turn up while his mother would have to cancel an engagement.

Edward and Anne were added to avoid needing to call on Harry or Andrew and not because they weren't working royals. Although Charles indicated he would try not to need to call on non-working royals he is able to do so if needed (and given how rarely they are even needed these days it is possible that the position itself could be done away with altogether). The late Queen showed that everything that the CoSs have done in the past can be done a) by someone else e.g. the State Opening of Parliament which wasn't done by a royal in 1960 or 1964 or b) via zoom or telephone as she did during covid when she had her weekly audience with the PM via phone and run privy council meetings and received incoming High Commissioners and Ambassadors via zoom.

Harry and Andrew are non-working royals for a reason... Had that not been the case, the situation would indeed be different and there would have been less reason to try to avoid calling on those that are not working full-time for the monarchy.

 

[tommy100]

However there is a precedent for non-working royals to serve as Counsellors of State e.g. the late Earl of Harewood often did so in the early years of the late Queen's reign. He even said it was often easier for him than for his mother as he could simply say to his boss 'I have to do something for The Queen' and no one would be disappointed that he didn't turn up while his mother would have to cancel an engagement.

Edward and Anne were added to avoid needing to call on Harry or Andrew and not because they weren't working royals. Although Charles indicated he would try not to need to call on non-working royals he is able to do so if needed (and given how rarely they are even needed these days it is possible that the position itself could be done away with altogether). The late Queen showed that everything that the CoSs have done in the past can be done a) by someone else e.g. the State Opening of Parliament which wasn't done by a royal in 1960 or 1964 or b) via zoom or telephone as she did during covid when she had her weekly audience with the PM via phone and run privy council meetings and received incoming High Commissioners and Ambassadors via zoom.

This is a very good point about CoS. They are quite likely to be needed less and less. We saw even the late Queen signing faxed copies of documents "until the originals arrive". As technology gets even better it is only going to get easier and easier for the Sovereign to do much more from anywhere in the world. The days of the sovereign heading off for months at a time as was done as the start of QE2's reign are gone. More and more CoS are very much a "just in case" and even the instances where they would be used then are less and less barring some big emergency where everything would be torn up anyway and Camilla and William could step in.

This is why in the future I don't think all, indeed many, of the people eligible to be CoS will be working royals, because the likelihood is whey will never be needed to act as CoS. We see that now, yes Charles added Anne and Edward but that I suspect it because they were there to add and it makes sense to add them as "working royals" rather than having "non working royals" acting as CoS when Anne and Edward are available. Without going off topic I suspect the issue around two of the three "non working" royals will have played a significant factor as well. The media and MPs raised the idea of Andrew or Harry coming back to step in, over Anne and Edward, but no one batted an eye lid really at Beatrice being one of the CoS.

I don't think in the future the need for CoS will mean needing to include them in the "working Royal Family" which I suspect will become the Sovereign and Consort, heir and partner and maybe children of the sovereign at a push.

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 24th March, 2024

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/458



Milestones achieved this week: NIL



Approaching a milestone: HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh (46) is approaching her half-century for the year as is HRH The Duke of Gloucester (40).


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 30 (23 – up 7 – 6.6%)

HM The Queen – 35 (27 – up 8 – 7.6%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –21 (18 – up 3 – 4.6%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 76 (62 – up 14 – 16.6%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 46 (39– up 7– 10.0%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 138 (126 – up 12 – 30.1%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34 (33 – up 1 – 7.4%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40 (36 – up 4 – 8.7%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22 (18 – up 4 – 4.8%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 14 (13 – up 1 – 3.1%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.2%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 138

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 76

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 46

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34

HM The Queen – 35

HM The King – 30

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22

HRH The Prince of Wales – 21

HRH The Duke of Kent – 14

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 458 (397 – up 61)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 16 (3.5%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 265 (57.9%)

60s (Andrew, Edward after 10th March, Tim) – 53 (11.6%)

50s (Edward up to 10th March, Sophie) – 103 (22.5%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 21 (4.6%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 315 (68.8%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 24th March, 2024

HM The King – 14 (up 3)

HM The Queen – 22 (up 2)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 13 (up 2)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 30 (up 5)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 25 (up 4)

HRH The Princess Royal – 53 (up 5)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 15 (up 1)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 23 (up 1)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 14 (up 3)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 14 (up 1)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 24th March, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 9

Buckingham Palace – The King – 21

Windsor Castle – 14

St James’ Palace – 19

Clarence House – 5

Kensington Palace – 8

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 2

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle – 1

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 5

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy – 1

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 18th March, 2024 to 24th March, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Arrived – 15

Audience – 14

Awards (Ceremony) – 3

Called Upon – 7

Centenary – 4

Centenary Service – 1

Concert – 4

Conference – 5

Conferred City Status – 1

Departed – 10

Dinner – 24

Invested Individual/s – 4

Investiture – 11

Launched – 1

Lunch – 9

Meeting – 15

Met People – 9

Opened – 18

Pass Off Parade – 1

Performance – 3

Presented Award/s – 5

Received – 29

Received Address – 1

Received by – 9

Reception – 45

Replied to Address – 1

Visit – 145



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 18th March, 2024 to 24th March, 2024



Benenden School – 1

Benenden Society – 1

Butler Trust – 3

Chartered Management Institute – 3

Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association – 1

Honorary Military – 17

Leeds Children's Hospital – 1

Lutyens Trust – 2

Prostate Cancer UK – 1

Royal Academy of Music – 2

Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 – 1

Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales – 2

Save the Children UK – 7

Sense – 1

Stroud Hospital League of Friends – 1

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation (and Association) – 10

The Queen's Reading Room – 1

United Grand Lodge of England – 4



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 18th March, 2024 to 24th March, 2024



Arcadia Delicatessen, Belfast – 1

Babbage Building at the University of Plymouth, Plymouth – 1

Barn Arts Centre, Banchory – 2

Bogenraith Equestrian Centre, Banchory – 2

Castle Drogo, Exeter – 1

Coffey’s Butchers, Belfast – 1

Commonwealth Youth Orchestra and Choir – 1

Dartmoor Community Kitchen Hub, Newton Abbot – 1

Homewards Innovative Housing Project in Sheffield – 1

International Financial Review Annual Awards – 1

Joanna Simpson Foundation – 1

Kabojja International School, Buziga (Uganda) – 1

King’s College Dental Hospital, London – 1

Knott’s Bakery, Belfast – 1

Real Ideas, Devonport Guildhall, Plymouth – 1

Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 – 1

Sheffield Homewards Coalition – 1

SOAR Learning Zone, Sheffield – 1

Stroud Maternity Unit, Stroud – 1

University of Huddersfield – 1



Overseas Engagements to 24th March, 2024



Year to Date Total – 99 (86 – up 15)



HM The Queen – 3 (0 – up 3)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 37 (27 – up 10)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 32 (32 – no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 20 (20 – no change)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 24th March, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Isle of Mann (BCD) 3 – HM The Queen – 3;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

Republic of Ireland – 2 – HRH The Princess Royal – 1; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 1;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19;

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;

Uganda (COM) – 10 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 10;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 24th March, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 13 (up 2)

HM The Queen – 4 (up 2)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 18 (up 3)

HRH The Princess Royal – 6 (no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 5 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 2 (no change)



Used Secondary Title to 24th March, 2024



HM The Queen – 2 (Lord of Mann – 2 – officially representing The King who holds that title)



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 24th March, 2024

England – 319

Scotland – 24

Northern Ireland – 6

Wales – 10

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 31st March, 2024

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/487



Milestones achieved this week: NIL



Approaching a milestone: HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh (46) is approaching her half-century for the year as is HRH The Duke of Gloucester (40).


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 37 (30 – up 7 – 7.6%)

HM The Queen – 40 (35 – up 5 – 8.2%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –21 (21 – no change – 4.3%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 80 (76 – up 4 – 16.4%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 48 (46– up 2– 9.9%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 148 (138 – up 10 – 30.4%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34 (34 – no change – 7.0%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40 (40 – no change – 8.2%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22 (22 – no change – 4.5%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 15 (14 – up 1 – 3.1%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.2%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 148

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 80

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 48

HM The Queen – 40

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40

HM The King – 37

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22

HRH The Prince of Wales – 21

HRH The Duke of Kent – 14

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 487 (458 – up 29)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 17 (3.5%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 287 (58.9%)

60s (Andrew, Edward after 10th March, Tim) – 57 (11.7%)

50s (Edward up to 10th March, Sophie) – 105 (21.6%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 21 (4.3%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 338 (69.4%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 31st March, 2024

HM The King – 17 (up 3)

HM The Queen – 25 (up 3)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 13 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 33 (up 3)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 26 (up 1)

HRH The Princess Royal – 56 (up 3)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 15 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 23 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 14 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 14 (no change)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 31st March, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 9

Buckingham Palace – The King – 28

Windsor Castle – 14

St James’ Palace – 21

Clarence House – 6

Kensington Palace – 8

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 2

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle – 1

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 5

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy – 1

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 25th March, 2024 to 31st March, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Anniversary – 27

Audience – 17

Conference – 6

Dinner – 26

Invested Individual/s – 5

Maundy Service – 1

Meeting – 16

Met People – 10

Opened – 21

Presented Maundy Money – 1

Received – 33

Reception – 49

Visit – 154



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 15th March, 2024 to 31st March, 2024



British-Germany Association – 1



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 25th March, 2024 to 31st March, 2024



Overseas Engagements to 31st March, 2024



Year to Date Total – 99 (99 – no change)



HM The Queen – 3 (3 – no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 37 (37 – no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 32 (32 – no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 20 (20 – no change)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 31st March, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Isle of Mann (BCD) 3 – HM The Queen – 3;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

Republic of Ireland – 2 – HRH The Princess Royal – 1; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 1;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19;

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;

Uganda (COM) – 10 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 10;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 31st March, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 15 (up 2)

HM The Queen – 4 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 18 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 1 (up 1)

HRH The Princess Royal – 6 (no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 5 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 2 (no change)



Used Secondary Title to 31st March, 2024



HM The Queen – 2 (Lord of Mann – 2 – officially representing The King who holds that title)



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 31st March, 2024

England – 338

Scotland – 34

Northern Ireland – 6

Wales – 10

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 7th April, 2024

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/490



Milestones achieved this week: NIL



Approaching a milestone: HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh (46) is approaching her half-century for the year as is HRH The Duke of Gloucester (40).


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 37 (37 – no change – 7.6%)

HM The Queen – 40 (40 – no change – 8.2%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –21 (21 – no change – 4.3%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 80 (80 – no change – 16.3%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 48 (48– no change– 9.8%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 149 (148 – up 1 – 30.4%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34 (34 – no change – 6.9%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40 (40 – no change – 8.2%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22 (22 – no change – 4.5%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 17 (15 – up 2 – 3.5%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.2%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 149

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 80

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 48

HM The Queen – 40

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 40

HM The King – 37

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 34

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22

HRH The Prince of Wales – 21

HRH The Duke of Kent – 16

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 490 (487 – up 3)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 19 (3.9%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 288 (58.8%)

60s (Andrew, Edward after 10th March, Tim) – 57 (11.6%)

50s (Edward up to 10th March, Sophie) – 105 (21.4%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 21 (4.3%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 341 (69.6%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 7th April, 2024

HM The King – 17 (no change)

HM The Queen – 25 (no change)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 13 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 33 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 26 (no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 57 (up 1)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 15 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 23 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 14 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 16 (up 2)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 7th April, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 9

Buckingham Palace – The King – 28

Windsor Castle – 14

St James’ Palace – 24

Clarence House – 6

Kensington Palace – 8

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 2

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle – 1

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 5

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy – 1

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 1st April, 2024 to 7th April, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Anniversary – 28

Dinner – 27

Received – 34

Training Day – 1



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 1st April, 2024 to 7th April, 2024



Honorary Military – 18

Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies – 1

Working Clumber Spaniel Society – 1



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 1st April, 2024 to 7th April, 2024



NIL



Overseas Engagements to 7th April, 2024



Year to Date Total – 99 (99 – no change)



HM The Queen – 3 (3 – no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 37 (37 – no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 32 (32 – no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 20 (20 – no change)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 7th April, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Isle of Mann (BCD) 3 – HM The Queen – 3;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

Republic of Ireland – 2 – HRH The Princess Royal – 1; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 1;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19;

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;

Uganda (COM) – 10 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 10;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 7th April, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 15 (no change)

HM The Queen – 4 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 18 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 1 (no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 6 (no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 5 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 2 (no change)



Used Secondary Title to 7th April, 2024



HM The Queen – 2 (Lord of Mann – 2 – officially representing The King who holds that title)



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 7th April, 2024

England – 341

Scotland – 34

Northern Ireland – 6

Wales – 10

 

[Iluvbertie]

Weekly Update to 14th April, 2024

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MISSING DAYS from the CC on the British Monarch Website:



3rd and 24th February – 4/528



Milestones achieved this week: HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh (50) reached her half-century.



Approaching a milestone: HM The King (46) is approaching his half-century for the year as is HM The Queen (40). HRH The Duke of Gloucester (43) is moving towards his half-century for 2024.


Total Engagements with Individual Percentage of Total

HM The King – 46 (37 – up 9 – 8,7%)

HM The Queen – 40 (40 – no change – 7.6%)

HRH The Prince of Wales –21 (21 – no change – 4.0%)

HRH The Princess of Wales – 0

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 83 (80 – up 3 – 15.7%)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 50 (48– up 2– 9.5%)

HRH The Princess Royal – 163 (149 – up 14 – 30.9%)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 37 (34 – up 3 – 7.0%)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 43 (40 – up 3 – 8.1%)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22 (22 – no change – 4.2%)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 21 (17 – up 4 – 4.0%)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (1 – no change – 0.2%)



The League Table



HRH The Princess Royal – 163

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 83

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 50

HM The King – 46

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 43

HM The Queen – 40

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 37

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 22

HRH The Prince of Wales – 21

HRH The Duke of Kent – 21

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1



Year to Date Total – 528 (490 – up 38)



Percentage and Total of Engagements


90s (Katherine Kent) – 0

80s (Edward Kent, Alexandra, Michael) – 23 (4.4%)

70s (Charles, Camilla, Anne, Richard, Birgitte, Marie-Christine) – 314 (59.5%)

60s (Andrew, Edward after 10th March, Tim) – 63 (11.9%)

50s (Edward up to 10th March, Sophie) – 107 (20.3%)

40s (William, Catherine, Meghan, Edoardo) – 21 (4.0%)
30s (Harry, Beatrice, Eugenie, Jack) – 0
20s (Louise) – 0
10s (George, James) – 0

0s (Charlotte, Louis, Archie, Lilibet) – 0

Over Retirement Age (65) – 374 (70.8%)



Number of Days on which a royal undertook Official Engagements to 14th April, 2024

HM The King – 19 (up 2)

HM The Queen – 25 (no change)

HRH The Prince of Wales – 13 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 36 (up 3)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 27 (up 1)

HRH The Princess Royal – 61 (up 4)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 16 (up 1)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 26 (up 3)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 14 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Kent – 18 (up 2)

HRH Princess Alexandra, The Honorable Lady Ogilvy – 1 (no change)



Royal Palaces where Events Occurred to 14th April, 2024

Buckingham Palace – 10

Buckingham Palace – The King – 37

Windsor Castle – 15

St James’ Palace – 24

Clarence House – 6

Kensington Palace – 11

Holyrood Palace – 1

Sandringham House – 4

Balmoral Castle –

Marlborough House – 2

Dumfries House –

Hillsborough Castle – 1

Edinburgh Castle –

Tower of London –

Hampton Court Palace –

Windsor Great Park –

HMY Britannia –

Highgrove House –



Cathedrals, Abbeys, Chapels etc (Royal Peculiars in Particular)



Westminster Abbey – 5

St Paul’s Cathedral –

St George’s Chapel – 1

The King’s Chapel of the Savoy – 1

The Queen's Chapel, St James's Palace –



Types of Engagements from 8th April, 2024 to 14th April, 2024



Just a reminder that this is the type of engagement that occurred in the past week, but the total is the total for the year not just for the week.



Anniversary – 34

Audience – 20

Ceremony of Remembrance – 1

Conference – 7

Degree Ceremony – 1

Investiture – 12

Opened – 22

Opening – 1

Parade – 3

Privy Council – 3

Received – 42

Reception – 52

Re-Hallowing Service – 2

Service of Dedication – 1

Service of Remembrance – 1

Visit – 163



Patronages that were Supported via an Official Engagements from 8th April, 2024 to 14th April, 2024



Corporation of Trinity House – 3

Honorary Military – 22

Maritime UK – 1

Motor Neurone Disease Association – 2

Peace and Prosperity Trust – 1

Pestalozzi International Foundation – 1

Tennis and Rackets Association – 1

Tenovus Cancer Care – 1

University Chancellor – 6

Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers – 1



Organisations that were Supported via an Official Engagement from 8th April, 2024 to 14th April, 2024



Bank of England – 1

Corporation of Trinity House – 1

Enniskillen Workhouse – 1

Fleming Agri Products Limited – 1

Helmshore Mills Textile Museum – 1

HMS Venturer – 1

Londonderry Port and Harbour Commissioners – 1

Northern Ireland Maritime and Offshore Cluster – 1

RFA Stirling Castle – 1

South West College Erne Campus – 1

Tideway’s Chelsea Quay – 2

Trawden Village Community Projects – 1

Wallace Collection – 1



Overseas Engagements to 14th April, 2024



Year to Date Total – 99 (99 – no change)



HM The Queen – 3 (3 – no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 37 (37 – no change)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7 (7 – no change)

HRH The Princess Royal – 32 (32 – no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 20 (20 – no change)



Countries Where Royals Have Undertaken Engagements to 14th April, 2024



Dubai – 8 – HRH The Princess Royal – 8;

France – 7 – HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 7;

Isle of Mann (BCD) 3 – HM The Queen – 3;

Namibia (COM) – 4 – HRH The Princess Royal – 4;

Republic of Ireland – 2 – HRH The Princess Royal – 1; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 1;

South Africa (COM) – 7 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 7;

Sri Lanka(COM) – 38 – HRH The Princess Royal – 19; Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 19;

St Helena St Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (BOT) – 20 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 20;

Uganda (COM) – 10 – HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 10;



NOTE: COM = a Commonwealth country; COMR = Commonwealth Realm; BOT = British Overseas Territory; BCD – British Crown Dependency



Royals who have Official Engagement with Politicians, including Ambassadors and High Commissioners to 14th April, 2024 (Note the engagement often includes multiple politicians etc such as a STATE BANQUET)



HM The King – 22 (up 7)

HM The Queen – 4 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh – 19 (up 1)

HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh – 2 (up 1)

HRH The Princess Royal – 6 (no change)

Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence – 5 (no change)

HRH The Duke of Gloucester – 1 (no change)

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester – 2 (no change)



Used Secondary Title to 14th April, 2024



HM The Queen – 2 (Lord of Mann – 2 – officially representing The King who holds that title)



Countries of the UK where Engagements Occurred to 14th April, 2024

England – 370

Scotland – 36

Northern Ireland – 12

Wales – 11