A sight to behold, 10,000 flames illuminated the moat around the Tower of London to mark the end of World War One, in Remembrance of those that did not return. Each candle was manually lit and ran for approximately 4 hours. The torches are lit from 5 pm – till 9 pm The event is now finished 4th […]
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Museum Land on Exhibition Road Kensington may well have had a facelift since you last visited. Here is a short visit to level 3 of the Science Museum, devoted to Aviation. The Science Museum is one place you can now find floor 3 devoted to Aviation. Life size planes hanging from the ceiling, as well
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The Suffragette Movement was a pivotal moment in history that forever changed the course of women’s rights. From the 1860s to 1928, women fought tirelessly for their right to vote and to be treated as equals. Join us as we take a comprehensive look at the evolution of women’s rights and the inspiring individuals who
The RAF is led by Air Command (HQ), controlling 3 groups, 1,2 and 22 group, the command and control structure is further broken down into stations, wings and then Squadrons. The basic fighting Formation in the Royal Air Force is the Squadron, the equivalent to a Regiment in the Army. Enjoy the Badges of the
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Marc Bolan was a British musician, singer, and guitarist. He is best known as the founder, frontman, and driving force behind the legendary glam rock band T. Rex. Bolan, who was born Mark Feld in 1947 in London, was characterized by his passion for music, his unique artistic vision, and his ability to capture the
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Since Visiting Osterley House with their Winter Exhibition which contains Silverware from the Goldsmiths collection we thought we would have a look at what goes on in this centre. They run courses, workshops, pop up events, café, shop, venue hire, taster events and exhibitions. Goldsmiths is one of the Livery Companys and has this
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London Transport Museum: Exhibition about Crossrail The Secret Life of a Megaproject Family exhibition children go free
If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience in London, look no further than Acton Depot Open Weekends. This hidden gem offers visitors the chance to explore London’s rich transport history with access to over 320,000 artifacts, from vintage buses and trains to posters and signage. Visitors can take a peek at the restoration workshop where
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Sir John Soane’s Museum
The Return of the Past: Postmodernism in British Architecture
An Innovative time in Architectural time, postmodernism in Britain. Featuring works from Piers Gough, Jeremy Dixon, Terry Farrell,John Outram and James Stirling/ Michael Wilford. Features, Models drawings, replicas and fragments of actual buildings first showing of this exhibition.
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Buckingham Palace, the Queen’s residence opens its doors to the public for ten weeks a year, The iconic Buckingham Palace State Rooms
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