There's articles saying centre court has AC (for the players maybe?) so why not put it in the royal box tooIt's in the open air isnt it?
There's articles saying centre court has AC (for the players maybe?) so why not put it in the royal box tooIt's in the open air isnt it?
I think it has air con when the roof is closed.There's articles saying centre court has AC (for the players maybe?) so why not put it in the royal box too
And it's designed for grass not for people.I think it has air con when the roof is closed.
Yes, that’s Wimbledon for you … humans, even royal ones come very low down the pecking orderAnd it's designed for grass not for people.
But it’s literally just a dress code, like many venues have. If someone doesn’t like it they have the choice to not go, but people still go to Wimbledon and still adhere to it, and a lot of people see it as a fun day out to buy a new fancy outfit, so why would they change it?Yes, that’s Wimbledon for you … humans, even royal ones come very low down the pecking order
Hopefully, by the time George is old enough to do the job proper trussing anyone, child or adult, up in a formal suit, shirt and tie to sit out in the blazing sun just to watch a bit of sport will be consigned to the bin marked ‘quaint customs we don’t do anymore’.
Hello . ‘The Lady’ darling. We have standards. Don’t want that printers ink on the white gloves.The Royals can't have air con because they are supposed to be inspiring us with their example in fighting climate change.
Next year they'll have a flunky fanning them with rolled up copies of Hello.
I can't understand the fuss either. Child wears suit on hot day - big deal. There are children really suffering out there and George is not one of them.But it’s literally just a dress code, like many venues have. If someone doesn’t like it they have the choice to not go, but people still go to Wimbledon and still adhere to it, and a lot of people see it as a fun day out to buy a new fancy outfit, so why would they change it?
I honestly can’t understand the fuss, kids up and down the country will be in school this week wearing ties and blazers but no one complains. I didn’t understand the fuss when he wore a suit for football games, my dad got invited to sit in a box for a mid table team years and years ago and even a nobody like him had to wear a suit.
Well, of course it kind of sucks to be „working“ at 7. On the other hand, if he decides to follow the path that has been layed out for him, there will never be a time of real privacy. Ever. There is no chance for a normal childhood as we lived it. Under this circumstances W&K are actually not doing too bad. Estelle had already been out and about at official engagements (in some horrible outfits that were worn by her mother before her as well) much earlier and I think the same is true for most other European heirs (the u20 generation).I feel bad for him if that's what they're doing. There is plenty of time in the future for him to act royal and be "working" and a tennis tournament isn't one of them when hes 7(?!)
My personal opinion is that they both apperantly want them to have "normal" childhoods so bad that they shouldn't pedal them out at the first sniff of bad publicity - especailly Charlotte and Louis as they might not even be working royals when they get older
What was the bad publicity please? Feel I have missed something.I feel bad for him if that's what they're doing. There is plenty of time in the future for him to act royal and be "working" and a tennis tournament isn't one of them when hes 7(?!)
My personal opinion is that they both apperantly want them to have "normal" childhoods so bad that they shouldn't pedal them out at the first sniff of bad publicity - especailly Charlotte and Louis as they might not even be working royals when they get older
Or maybe he just likes tennis like most posh kids his age and wanted to go.I feel bad for him if that's what they're doing. There is plenty of time in the future for him to act royal and be "working" and a tennis tournament isn't one of them when hes 7(?!)
There isn't and wasn't any - the Cambridges regularly take their kids out. They've now been mistaken for that disgraced pair who predictably rolled out their unseen kid's picture when desperate for some good press after being deafened by boos on the steps of St Paul's and the resounding silence inside. Unfortunately no one gave a tit. Lilibet just isn't important enough to be the retirement plan her mother needs her to be.What was the bad publicity please? Feel I have missed something.
Nice to see them demonstrating their commitment to the environment and sustainability so well….private helicopter journeys really are the way forward for travel….
new video of the Cambridges and their dog leaving Kensington Palace (I think?).
Oh please, they weren’t ‘deafened by boos’ and there wasn’t ‘resounding silence’ inside St Paul’s.after being deafened by boos on the steps of St Paul's and the resounding silence inside.
I would think it’s local because the dog was in the helicopter with them.Nice to see them demonstrating their commitment to the environment and sustainability so well….private helicopter journeys really are the way forward for travel….
What’s the bet they are heading to Norfolk for the school holidays - a journey of less than 3 hours by car. Flying is a totally unnecessary indulgence.
Cars also pollute the environment too you know. The only way you really can help the environment is to walk everywhere or cycle.Nice to see them demonstrating their commitment to the environment and sustainability so well….private helicopter journeys really are the way forward for travel….
What’s the bet they are heading to Norfolk for the school holidays - a journey of less than 3 hours by car. Flying is a totally unnecessary indulgence.
Are you saying a helicopter uses less fuel and is less polluting than a car? Even 2 cars? What about a train? William can stop with the pontificating on the environment then, because he doesnt want to practice what he preaches.Cars also pollute the environment too you know. The only way you really can help the environment is to walk everywhere or cycle.
Not that it would make a major difference anyway as unless India and China and the US and Russia slash their carbon emissions it doesn't really matter what anyone in the UK does, the impact on climate change globally will be limited
Especially as helicopters cause more pollution than cars. He’s a hypocrite.Are you saying a helicopter uses less fuel and is less polluting than a car? Even 2 cars? What about a train? William can stop with the pontificating on the environment then, because he doesnt want to practice what he preaches.
He was cycling in that photo of him in Sandringham. Cars and planes and helicopters all pollute, it makes little difference which you use.Are you saying a helicopter uses less fuel and is less polluting than a car? Even 2 cars? What about a train? William can stop with the pontificating on the environment then, because he doesnt want to practice what he preaches.
Helicopters cause more pollution than cars. If they took a car they would be doing less damage to the environment.He was cycling in that photo of him in Sandringham. Cars and planes and helicopters all pollute, it makes little difference which you use.
It is only global action on cutting carbon that matters and that is mainly to do with using renewable and nuclear energy anyway not what transport we use
I agree that global action is necessary and that other countries have a huge part to play but come on. Helicopters absolutely cause more pollution then cars.He was cycling in that photo of him in Sandringham. Cars and planes and helicopters all pollute, it makes little difference which you use.
It is only global action on cutting carbon that matters and that is mainly to do with using renewable and nuclear energy anyway not what transport we use