London's 'Sistine Chapel' restored

A Commissioning Parade, for more than 300 officer cadets and naval cadets, is being held today at the Royal Military College of Canada. Vice-Admiral Bruce Donaldson, Vice Chief of the Defence Staff, along with Environmental and Operational ...

The Old Royal Naval College's Admiral's House has introduced Murder Mystery Evenings and DDR packages to corporate event planners for conferences, meetings, team building and private events. The series of eight events spaces, part of Lime Venue ...

This week C&IT hosted the European Agency Forum at Radisson Blu Stansted for 40 delegates; Grass Roots held Jaguar's F-Type model launch at Ricoh Arena, Coventry; and the Old Royal Naval College held a lunch to launch the opening of its newly ...

This week C&IT joined ISES Talks at Ice Tank in Covent Garden and checked out Hilton London Metropole's new refurbished lobby, while refurbished events space at the Old Royal Naval College was unveiled. ISES UK and VoxelJet 3-D took over the Ice ...

You need Javascript and either Adobe Flash 9 or Html5 to view this video. You need Javascript and either Adobe Flash 9 or Html5 to view this video. Mark Mercieca Not many 23-year-olds can pride themselves with having had the chance to go on an ...

MUSCAT — Gen Sultan bin Mohammed al Numani, Minister of the Royal Office, yesterday visited the site of the naval security drill and reviewed the activities of the drill. Commander of the Royal Navy of Oman (RNO) gave a briefing on the drill, its ...

font size decrease font size increase font size According to a British naval historian, the UK Royal Navy has become too small to implement its duties because of severe cuts to spending as a result of Britain's huge budget deficit. Researcher ...

CUTS to the Royal Navy have left it too small to meet its commitments, a naval historian warned yesterday. Britain faces having to ask France and America to plug the gaps in its naval defences Researcher Alexander Clarke said: "The cuts over the ...

) - The Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence and Chancellor of the Royal Military College of Canada, presented more than 300 graduating students with their Bachelor's, Master's and Doctorate degrees at the College in Kingston today.