World-famous Cadbury chocolates will no longer receive a stamp of endorsement from the British monarchy after it was dropped from the Royal Warrants list in 2024.
Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, met with the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2018, with the soon to be First Lady no doubt ...
The confectionery giant based in Bourneville, Birmingham, is among 100 companies to lose out on official endorsement from the ...
The Christmas Day church service at St Mary Magdalene church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk has long been a cherished ...
Despite being a favorite of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who regularly received boxes of Bournville chocolate every Christmas ...
Cadbury’s has not been granted a royal warrant for the first time in 170 years ...
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King Charles revokes Royal Warrants after nearly 170 yearsKing Charles has made the historic decision to remove the Royal Warrant from the late Queen's beloved chocolate brand, ...
Princess Beatrice will now be joining the royal family for the Christmas gathering at Sandringham — due to her pregnancy — ...
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THE look of Cadbury products will be undergoing a significant change after the iconic brand was stripped of its royal title. All products under the Cadbury name will be impacted after King Charles ...
Prince Andrew is reportedly so despondent amid his recent spy scandal and subsequent Christmas snub that he won’t walk his ...
An Instagram artist shared AI-generated images depicting a whimsical ’Christmas in a parallel universe’, featuring iconic ...
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Queen Elizabeth II's favourite chocolate brand issues first statement since suffering blow from King CharlesKing Charles has stripped Cadbury's of its Royal Warrant after 170 years, marking a significant shift in the chocolate ...
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