King Charles stepped out in Lancaster for a ceremonial visit as he continues cancer treatment and gears up to lead the royal family at Trooping the Colour this weekend.

King Charles shared a sweet moment with a 101-year-old centenarian during his latest outing. The royal, 76, attended the ...

Centuries-old Ceremony at the Castle. Earlier in the morning, Charles was officially welcomed at Lancaster Station by the Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Amanda Parker, as reported by the ...

King Charles gives 101-year-old veteran some cheeky life advice on visit to Lancaster Castle. The King was met with anti-monarchy protesters holding placards that read 'Ditch the Duchies' ...

Charles met Richard Brock, who served in the D-Day landings, at a reception at Lancaster Castle on Monday and remembered him from a visit to Normandy last year.

A woman has been appointed constable of Lancaster Castle for the first time by the Queen, more than 600 years after the role was created. Pam Barker succeeds Gordon Johnson in the post which dates ...

King Charles has visited Lancaster Castle to meet D-Day veterans, including one who is 101 years old. Richard Brock is a World War II veteran who served in the East Lancashire Regiment and took ...

While at Lancaster Castle where Charles candidly shared his unusual snacking preferences, he was also given a neck tie and some gloves for the Queen from Northern Yarn, with business owner Kate ...

King Charles greets crowds during a visit to Lancaster Castle in northwest England. The 76-year-old monarch is carrying out a day of engagements amid ongoing cancer treatment.