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In today’s email: 

• How to Visit The World's Most Iconic Clock

• Top Ten Places to Visit in Ealing

• Around The Web: Battle of Britain Monument: Honouring 'The Few' Who Defended the Skies; Have You Ever Wondered Why It's Called Big Ben?; Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media - Appreciation post for the architecture at The Royal Exchange

• Yum - Why the Brits love their Sunday Roast (and how it’s made)

• Extra - Why They Built Big Ben: The Story Behind London's Iconic Landmark

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How to Visit The World's Most Iconic Clock

Big Ben is probably the world's most famous clock. That iconic silhouette is instantly recognisable and is one of the most Instagrammed landmarks on the planet. Six monarchs and 41 prime ministers have come and gone since the bells first struck their now familiar music across Westminster

Double-decker buses and black cab on Westminster bridge with Big Ben and Houses of Parliament at background - Shutterstock

Top Ten Places to Visit in Enfield

Enfield, located in the northern part of Greater London, is a borough rich in history and green spaces. Known for its mix of suburban charm and proximity to the capital, Enfield offers a variety of attractions, from historic sites to scenic parks. It is home to several notable buildings and landmarks, many of which reflect its long history, including its association with the English Civil War and its role in the development of early industry.

The old Machine room in Enfield Island village. It was the site of Royal small arms factory and now a residential Estate in Enfield Lock - Shutterstock

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Around The Web

Battle of Britain Monument: Honouring 'The Few' Who Defended the Skies

The Battle of Britain Monument in London is a superb monument to The Few - commemorating those people who took part in this vital battle of the Second World War

Have You Ever Wondered Why It's Called Big Ben?

What mental picture comes to mind when you think of London, England? If you're like many people, you probably think of the iconic Clock Tower at the Palace of Westminster. Featured in many movies and pictures, the Clock Tower has become a well-known symbol of England and London.

Mr. Bean Statue in London: A Fun Stop to See the Iconic Comedy Legend

Mr. Bean is a beloved comedic character created and portrayed by British actor and comedian Rowan Atkinson. The character is known for his childlike innocence and the ability to get into all sorts of troubles

Afternoon Tea at The Library: A Classic British Experience with Iconic Views

Indulge the quintessentially British tradition at The Library with a signature afternoon tea. Discover signature cakes, inspired by the views of the iconic Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben

Watergate Bay: The Perfect Weekend Away at Cornwall's Wild and Beautiful Beach

Watergate Bay is vast stretch of sand, big Atlantic swells, and high sea-beaten cliffs; a dramatic landscape, it’s one of the county’s wildest coastlines and considered by many as one of Cornwall’s best beaches

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

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From Social Media

Appreciation post for the architecture at The Royal Exchange

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Yum

Why the Brits love their Sunday Roast (and how it’s made)

Extra 

Why They Built Big Ben: The Story Behind London's Iconic Landmark

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