Princess Monaco of Grace: The London Connection
Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly known as Grace Kelly, was one of the most iconic
Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly known as Grace Kelly, was one of the most iconic
A piece of history is on show at a new exhibition at the Victoria and
After 6 years of war, on the 7th May 1945, Germany signs unconditional surrender to the Allies The surrender took place at Allied headquarters in Reims, France.
1996 The £50 note with Christopher Wren on the back was withdrawn The note was first issued on 20th March 1981. Series D designed by Harry
On this day during the Second World War in 1942. The Germans launched the biggest air-raid since the Battle of Britain. The target was Canterbury.
1925 Daylight Saving Act came into force in Britain
1979 saw the beginning of the end of one political era and the dawn of
The Iron Lady was not one to shy away from the responsibilities as they saw
One cornerstone of the Thatcher government was far-reaching Trade Union reforms, the battle lines were
The political battle ground of the early 90s was local taxation, the money you paid
Another addition to the developments behind Kings Cross. This time a futuristic meets Victorian revolution
A symbol of Brutalist design, the Barbican is one of the UK’s architectural treasures. The plans to build the
The Michael Faraday Statue in London The Faraday Statue above stands outside 2 Savoy
Samuel Johnson, born in 1709 in Lichfield, Staffordshire, was a renowned writer, poet, and lexicographer.
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