Royal Boroughs are towns or cities in the United Kingdom that have been granted the title "Royal" by the monarch. This designation often reflects a historical connection to the monarchy or significant contributions to the community. The title can come with certain privileges and responsibilities, enhancing the town's prestige. In England, notable examples of Royal Boroughs include Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Royal Borough of Greenwich. In Scotland, the Royal Borough of Edinburgh is the capital and has a rich royal history. These areas often celebrate their royal status through events and local traditions.