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1997 The Loss of Diana Princess of Wales
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1997 The Loss of Diana Princess of Wales
Buckingham Palace, the Queen’s residence opens its doors to the public for ten weeks a year, The iconic Buckingham Palace State Rooms
a short story of King Henry 1 (1069 – 1135) the youngest son of William
1975 first episode of Fawlty Towers BBC John Cleese and wife Connie Booth wrote Fawlty Towers. The cast included John Cleese, Connie Booth, Prunella Scales,
The City of London decided that the 1831 London Bridge, which had become too weak to support modern traffic, needed to be replaced. Instead of
The Return of Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom The Wartime leader returned to being Prime Minister a second time after the
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.
The political battle ground of the early 90s was local taxation, the money you paid
1925 Margaret Thatcher Former British Prime Minisiter was born on this day . Thatcher Served
EDUCATION during the Thatcher Years It was also Thatcher, who helped raise the School leaving
On the 22nd November 1990, Margaret Thatcher Resigned after being Prime Minister for 11 years.
We say the British Monarchy is the guardian of tradition. When Prince Charles succeeds the
Since Visiting Osterley House with their Winter Exhibition which contains Silverware from the Goldsmiths
The 9 historical facts of Greenwich and the National Maritime Museum brand new galleries Greenwich is located
Fish Island is an area that was called Old Ford, it comprised the main marshland
“Sir, when a man is tired of London he is tired of life: for there
Some may not be aware, the Hollywood silent movie star, Charlie Chaplin was born in
Samuel Johnson, born in 1709 in Lichfield, Staffordshire, was a renowned writer, poet, and lexicographer.
The Michael Faraday Statue in London The Faraday Statue above stands outside 2 Savoy
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