London At War
Remembering the Armed Forces
2 Minute Silence 11th of the 11th at 11 O’Clock The guns fell silent across the Western Front and around the world in 1918. 2 Minute Silence is held on Remembrance Sunday. The count down clock will chime on the 101st anniversary of the end of World War One.
Watch some of the amazing people involved in the 2019 Lord Mayor’s Show 2019
British Army Unit Structure
The organisation of the British Army and how it divides its personal is interesting and complex. From doing an approx. search it could be loosely
The Structure of the British Army: Short Guide
The corps of the British Army Household Cavalry and Royal Armoured Corps The Infantry COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT Corps The Adjutant General Corps The Royal Logistics
The Seven Ages of the British Army
The seven ages of the British Army is to compile the evolution from the seventeenth century when Britain had a standing army to today. The
The Little Known 1st Remembrance day of 1915
The 1st Anniversary of the Start of WW1 took place at intercession day at St Pauls in 1915. Only the British could hold a gathering
The Tomb of Remembrance Sunday: At The Cenotaph
On the 11th Hour of the 11th Month, the guns fell silent across the battlefields of the Flanders, the killing machine of war stopped its
26th October 1953 Churchill returns as Prime Minister
The Return of Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom The Wartime leader returned to being Prime Minister a second time after the
Ypres and the most famous memorial on the Western Front, The Menin Gate
The 1st Battle of Ypres, World War One on the 19th October 1914 Première Bataille des Flandres, Erste Flandernschlacht Ypres The First World War, the war to
1st September 1939 Evacuation of Children and Pregnant Women
1939 Evacuation of children and pregnant women
Blackout Regulations also started on this day
Impressive Pagentry of the 2019 Lord Mayor’s Show, that Started at Mansion House in the City of London, The Event is 804 years old
Where Light Falls - St Pauls Cathedral, the Air Patrol Look-Out is searching the skies for enemy aircraft - London at War
LONDON
At War & Peace
Charles Dickens
"The parks be the lungs of London.”
Trees cover just over 20% of London’s land mass, accounting for an impressive 8.4 million trees, from urban woodlands to parks and gardens.
Just to be sure the counting is up to par, high resolution aerial photography is used to build a detailed map of the London area, that enables pinpoint accuracy in the counting of trees and their precise locations.
The city authorities have plans to increase tree cover by 10% over the next 30 years.
- Street Trees
- Community Gardens
- Woodlands
London's EPIC Military Parades
Holland Park a perfect and happy Space, with woodland, Opera, House and Gardens
London’s Remembers those who Served
We can define a Botanical garden as a place that grows plants for scientific study, open to the public with proper documentation of the collections including wild origin. London is blessed with Kew Gardens, which looks after the world’s biggest botanical collections, opening its doors to the public in 1759. Kew has developed into a collecting museum, herbarium, scientific institute, library, teaching school and much more.
London’s Hidden City Gardens
Take a peek inside our Wonderworld
Hidden behind walls, London's Secret Garden's offer a unique space of peace and tranquility.
