Making a name for themselves
All Twitter users struggle with finding a name that sums them up but marks them out. And things were no easier for future king William of Cambridge, future queen Kate and future nineteenth in line to the throne, Harry. There are enough royal watching and royal spoofing accounts out there to ensure that @KensingtonPalace itself was tricky so they launched on social media on January 14th as @KensingtonRoyal. And instantly picked up thousands of followers - 127,000 and counting. The first photo of a royal on duty posted on the account featured Harry at a Coach Core event - at St James' Palace.
Hello from Kensington Palace! Welcome to our new Twitter account.
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) January 14, 2015
A week of a thousand handshakes
It was time for New Year events in Belgium and the Netherlands. King Philippe and Queen Mathilde held a reception for members of NATO at the Royal Palace in Brussels in the week and shared images on their official Twitter feed.
Réception de Nouvel An pour les responsables de l'OTAN au Palais de Bruxelles pic.twitter.com/gMIWz2NhNm
— Belgian Royal Palace (@MonarchieBe) January 15, 2015
The Dutch Royal Family held New Year receptions for people from across the Netherlands with photos shared on the official Facebook page. The events took place at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam.
The great outdoors
As the cod fishing season got under way in Norway, Crown Prince Haakon Magnus headed to Senja, an island in the north of the country, to learn all about the industry. And he featured in some striking images, with fish, on the official Facebook page.
Meanwhile, Prince Daniel of Sweden hit the slopes for All About Ski which offers school children a chance to learn about winter sports. And he starred in some Facebook snaps to mark the occasion.
And the winner is...
The Spanish Royals spent a lot of time presenting prizes this week and their official Twitter channel was filled with snaps of the awards ceremonies. Many of the images starred Queen Letizia.
Los Reyes entregaron el Premio Nacional de Investigación 2014 de Humanidades a Violeta Demonte http://t.co/0QKrBwiBsz pic.twitter.com/bkAGG2nsKo
— Casa de S.M. el Rey (@CasaReal) January 15, 2015
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