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We always think of Samuel Pepys as a City gent, very much linked to central London’s financial district. That is indeed true, but Pepys also has a strong and final […]
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Lovat Lane is a short street in the City of London that has been preserved for its historic character. The buildings lining this tiny lane are all modern but built […]
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The shocking story of the Queen’s grandfather’s death, George V. Opposite the House of Commons, close to the Abbey stands the imposing statue of King George V, the current queen’s […]
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The is the symbol of the Mercers’ guild and is used to show their ownership of buildings around the capital. The oldest surviving example stands in Corbet Court, off Gracechurch […]
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A right Royal name The Queen’s name of Windsor has a less than straightforward history. Invented by the pressures of war the Windsor name survives but very nearly did not. […]
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Many people have heard the name but few today know anything about him. Ivor Novello became one of the most popular and successful entertainers of the first half of the […]
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