“This will be a once-in-a-generation moment to shape the destiny of our country” 19th Feb 2016, David Cameron Leave or Remain the phenomena of giving the UK population an IN / OUT EU Referendum The story of Brexit goes back
Mother’s Day is a day celebrated in various parts of the world to honour mothers for their contributions to their families and society. The holiday is usually celebrated with gifts, cards, and family gatherings. However, the origins of Mother’s Day
Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall In the Past Colindale had a large shopping mall area called Yaohan shopping center which was sold off to a Malaysian company and then called Oriental City on Edgware Road. It had a large oriental
In January 1978 Kate Bush hit single “Wuthering Heights” was the debut single for the Kick Inside Album, inspired from the last part of the 1967 BBC series Wuthering heights, and the book by Emily Brontë. It is thought Kate
The Beatles Town House: 3 Saville Row, Mayfair Number 3 Saville Row is a 4 story 1733 townhouse, located in the City of Westminster with a basement that became the Beatles recording studio during the ‘Let it Be’ recording sessions
Apple Corps the Home of the Beatles Back in 1967 Apple corps was founded by the members of the Beatles; Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Star. With its core division of Apple Records being the main area
On the 27th April 1749, the first performance of George Frederic Handel’s Fireworks music was played in Green Park, London, marking a momentous occasion in the history of music and celebration in the city. The performance was commissioned by King
The notion that the English are a nation of complainers has been a long-standing stereotype
George Michael iconic British music star, and the iconic London Auction house Christie’s for the once in lifetime view of the music star’s Art collection before being auctioned for charity. Items from George Michaels Art Collection were displayed for public exhibition and auctioned at Christie’s in London. It raised £11.3 million pounds for charity. Attracting some 15 000 visitors.
“Sir, when a man is tired of London he is tired of life: for there
Papers please, a stamp on the wrist, enter the Turbine Hall. Was this the entry
Some may not be aware, the Hollywood silent movie star, Charlie Chaplin was born in
Facts Grade II listed building it was Intended as Hampstead central Library Design by Arnold
On 10th May 1824, The National Gallery opened It’s doors to the public, 6 little
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