Vice-Patron Announcement by ROSL Director General Dr Annette Prandzioch

HRH Princess Alexandra is standing down as Vice-Patron of the Royal Over-Seas League after 25 years of dedicated service. We are sincerely grateful for her long-standing commitment and engagement. We are delighted to announce that Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence GCVO CB has graciously accepted the position of Vice-Patron, an honour for the Royal Over-Seas League. Sir Timothy’s distinguished career and commitment to public service are exemplary.

London in November 2025: ROSL’s Curated Events Guide

London exudes a contemplative charm in November. From jazz legends and candlelit concerts to the first royal Christmas pop-up at the Palace and world-class musicals, this month’s curated guide celebrates the season’s rich cultural offerings.

London in October 2025: ROSL’s Curated Events Guide

As the nights draw in and a crisp autumn air takes hold, London brims with cultural highlights this October. From major festivals and world-class exhibitions to concerts and immersive dining adventures, this curated autumn guide is designed to help you make the most of London and savour the spooky season.

Love in Another League: A Romantic Wedding in St James’sWhy Remembrance Still Matters: Inside the Work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

As conflict rages around the world, the act of remembrance becomes more vital than ever. Claire Horton CBE tells us how the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission continues commemorating those who have lost their lives in conflict.

Inside the Barbican: CEO David Farnsworth on Leading London’s Top Arts and Culture Hub

Considered one of the world’s best examples of brutalist architecture and programming a huge range of eclectic arts, music and visual events throughout the year, London’s Barbican is a truly iconic venue. Editor Rosie Allen speaks to Interim CEO David Farnsworth to learn more about the incredible story of the venue and living space built from the ashes of an area destroyed in the Blitz.

Can Walking Prevent Dementia, Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes? 7 Scenic Trails to Try

In a world of reformer pilates, biohacking and callisthenics, old-fashioned walking has become all the rage again. A recent study shows that a brisk 30-minute stroll every day can reduce the risks for cardiovascular diseases, type-2 diabetes, dementia and cognitive decline, and the benefits of incline walking and ‘rucking’ (walking with a weighted rucksack) has been extolled by fitness influencers and health professionals alike.

London in August 2025: ROSL’s Curated Events Guide

Introducing our summer guide, designed to help you make the very best of London this August. It includes a wide range of activities, including world-class music, theatre shows, art exhibitions and outdoor festivals.

Introducing Our New Executive Chef Julien Maisonneuve at ROSL

We are delighted to introduce our new Executive Chef, Julien Maisonneuve, who brings Michelin-star expertise and a commitment to sustainability to our kitchen.

CHOGM 2024: Key Insights from Samoa’s Prime Minister and King Charles III

Discover key insights from CHOGM 2024 Summit in Samoa, where King Charles III and Samoa’s Prime Minister, the Hon Fiamē Naomi Mata’afa discuss the future of the Commonwealth.