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20th June 1837 Queen Victoria receives the news from the Archbishop of Canterbury that her uncle William IV had died and she was now queen.
Frederick Bremer School
The school from Channel 4's Educating the East End.
Location: Siddeley Road, Walthamstow, E17 4EY
Description: Frederick Bremer School is the location for Channel 4's Educating the East End 2014 TV programme.
The school opened in Waltham Forest in September 2008 as a coeducational secondary school, replacing both the older Warwick School for Boys and Aveling Park School.
The school is named after local inventor Frederick William Bremer, who invented Britain's first petrol driven car in 1892. It can still be seen in the Vestry Museum.
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