Useful Links

 Founded in 1894, the Royal Society of St George promotes interest in England, its history, heritage and culture. 

  The Crown Society is affiliated to The Manorial Society of Great Britain, an organisation concerned with the study of manorial history, lordships and related historical subjects. 

 Friends of the British Overseas Territories promotes awareness and understanding of the United Kingdom's Overseas Territories and the historic and contemporary relationships between them and the United Kingdom. 

 The Antiquary explores British history, art, architecture, monarchy, traditions and historic places under the editorship of Dr Allan Barton. 

  The International Knightly Order of St George is a chivalric organisation whose charitable work includes support for service personnel, veterans and Christian communities experiencing persecution. 

 An independent online channel examining monarchy, royal history and monarchist ideas from an international perspective. 

The Commonwealth

 The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 56 independent and equal countries, co-operating in pursuit of shared values and objectives. 

  The official website of the British Royal Family provides information about the Sovereign, members of the Royal Family, royal duties, history and the institution of the Monarchy. 

 Founded in 1926, the Royal Stuart Society promotes interest in and study of the Royal House of Stuart and the history associated with it. 

 Founded in 1924, the Richard III Society encourages research into the life and times of King Richard III and promotes a balanced assessment of his reputation.

 Majesty Magazine is the only monthly royal magazine with over 40 years of publishing. They publish 12 copies a year, which are sold in more than 50 countries worldwide in both printed and digital formats. 

The King's Trust, founded by the then Prince of Wales in 1976, supports young people in developing skills, confidence and opportunities in education, employment and enterprise.

 Founded in 1947, The Heraldry Society is an educational charity promoting knowledge and understanding of heraldry, genealogy, chivalry and related subjects. 

The House of Lords, the second chamber in the UK Parliament which plays a crucial role in examining bills, questioning government actions and investigating public policy.

 Historic Royal Palaces is an independent charity caring for six historic royal sites, including the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace. 

 Royal Collection Trust cares for the Royal Collection and manages the public opening of the official residences of The King. 

 The Duke of Edinburgh's Award provides young people with opportunities for volunteering, skills development, physical activity and expedition through its Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards. 

 Founded in 1910, the Royal Over-Seas League is a not-for-profit membership organisation promoting international friendship, culture and understanding within the Commonwealth and beyond. 

  The Council of Manorial Lords is an international organisation concerned with the study and preservation of historic manors and the traditions associated with manorial and feudal lordships.

Membership is principally directed towards legitimate holders of manorial lordships and those engaged in relevant historical study.