One of the oldest living former members of Royal staff has turned 103 and shared her memories of the young Windsors - including Prince Andrew always being in trouble. Evelyn Muir-Bell worked for the Royal Household in Windsor Castle for 20 years and says the Queen was a ''real human, nice person''.
Evelyn, who lives at Stratton Court care home in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, said that Prince Andrew was the most troublesome Royal. Her family had a long history of serving the Royals and her father-in-law was Superintendant of the Mews - teaching the Queen and Princess Margaret to ride horses.
Evelyn followed her family traditions and worked at Windsor Castle throughout her life as Manageress of the China Museum, a part of The Royal Collection. In 1992 she also received a letter - addressed to all household staff - thanking her for her efforts during the huge fire that broke out.
