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NEWS: The Earl of Wessex will be attending the Royal Agricultural University to study Rural Land & Property Management this September.
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Corbridge is so much more than a quiet little Northumberland town - it has a vast history and a Roman heritage that can still be seen today. So, whether you’re a history-lover or an avid shopper, there is something in Corbridge for you to enjoy
Corbridge - Northumberland
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with their two daughters, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret arriving at Britannia Royal Naval College Dartmouth in 1939. The Royal Family would be escorted around the Naval College by Prince Philip of Greece.
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Baker Street, London: The world's oldest tube station - Baker Street - shown 157 years apart.
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