court circular

British  

noun

1. (in countries having a monarchy) a daily report of the activities, engagements, etc, of the sovereign, published in a national newspaper

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Example Sentences

The 42-year-old British royal held a meeting Tuesday at Windsor Castle about her early childhood project, according to the Court Circular, which lists royal engagements.

From Los Angeles Times

The Court Circular, which keeps a record of the royal family's activities, wrote in a post that “The Princess of Wales, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales, this afternoon held an Early Years Meeting at Windsor Castle,” per CNN.

From Salon

But her return for this meeting near her home in Windsor, recorded in the official Court Circular, suggests continuing progress.

From BBC

Harry recalls a particularly tense Christmas at Sandringham, marred by bitterness over the Court Circular — the annual record of the royal family’s official engagements, which inspired the press to draw conclusions each year about who was a lazy mooch and who was a workhorse.

From Los Angeles Times

Candidly he shows the then-Prince Charles doing headstands in his boxer shorts and his family’s charade of an annual performance review: the Court Circular.

From New York Times