King Charles and Princess Anne Led Investiture Ceremonies at Windsor Castle
King Charles and Princess Anne hosted Investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle this week, honouring a number of individuals for their contributions in areas including Holocaust remembrance, gymnastics, ceramics and theatre.
King Charles and Princess Anne hosted Investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle this week, honouring a number of individuals for their contributions across various fields.
Princess Anne presents the MBE to Lydia Tischler for Services to Holocaust Remembrance and Child Psychology. Photo: The Royal Family
Among those honoured was Lydia Tischler, who received an MBE for Services to Holocaust Remembrance and Child Psychology. Gymnast Rhys McClenaghan received an MBE for Services to Gymnastics.
King Charles presents an honour during the Investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle. Photo: The Royal Family
Emma Bridgewater was appointed Dame Commander for Services to Ceramics, while actor and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman was honoured for Services to Holocaust Education and Combatting Antisemitism.
Princess Anne presents an honour to a recipient during the ceremony. Photo: The Royal Family
King Charles presents the Dame Commander honour to Emma Bridgewater for Services to Ceramics. Photo: The Royal Family