The Railway was Invented in Britain

Where the Railway Journey Began

“Railways are the arteries through which the veins of commerce flow”- Margaret Thatcher

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In today’s email: 

• The Railway was Invented in Britain

• Three Days in London

• Around The Web: Filming in the Earth Galleries; The Finest View in All the Kingdom; Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media - Famous red telephone booths in Covent Garden street

• Yum Recipes - Bread Recipe - Easy No Knead - No Yeast No Problem

• Extra - Who Invented The Railway? - The History of First Railway in Britain

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The Railway was Invented in Britain

The railway was invented in Britain. From sleepers to stations, every part of our infrastructure has a story to tell. Today’s railway represents 200 years of engineering innovation, industrial progress, and national pride. It began with early steam-powered locomotives transforming coalfields and countryside, connecting people and goods like never before. Pioneers such as George Stephenson and Isambard Kingdom Brunel laid the foundations of a transport network that revolutionized not just Britain, but the world

An invention that changed the world was 200 years old in 2004 - Shutterstock

Three Days in London

Three days in London gives you time to breathe between bucket-list landmarks and brilliant local discoveries. You’ll walk in royal footsteps, see the world from sky-high towers, dip into world-class museums, and dine under railway arches buzzing with global flavours.

From Westminster Abbey to the West End, and from the South Bank to Soho, this is your ultimate 72-hour adventure. It’s a mix of history, art, food, and fun—designed for travellers who want it all without rushing through.

Have you ever done London in three days—or would you give it a go now?

St. Paul's cathedral and double-decker bus - Shutterstock

Around The Web

Filming in the Earth Galleries

With a giant metallic globe dominating the central space, Earth Hall and surrounding galleries offer a distinctive and atmospheric location for a film or photography shoot

The Finest View in All the Kingdom

Whether you admire the view from the sandstone cliff of Bridgnorth or stand on the bridge below, you won’t have to look far to find a superlative in the Severn Valley. Like the King, most visitors can’t help but be impressed

Aviary Rooftop

Get ready for the ultimate rooftop experience! Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant is the ultimate spot to soak up the gorgeous views of the London Skyline while indulging on seasonal lunches or dinners, and sipping on the finest cocktails in town

Deer in Richmond Park

Red deer are the largest land mammal native to the British Isles and in summer their coats are glossy red. Fallow deer are smaller and their summer coats, usually spotted, vary from a cream to darkish brown colour

Regent's Canal

The Regent’s Canal offers an oasis of calm in the capital. Once London’s best kept secret, we’re now spreading the word with walkers, boaters, commuters and everyone looking to escape the busy streets

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.

Buckingham Palace - Love to Visit London

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From Social Media

Famous red telephone booths in Covent Garden street

Yum

Bread Recipe - Easy No Knead - No Yeast No Problem

Extra 

Who Invented The Railway? - The History of First Railway in Britain

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