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20th March 1920 1st flight from London to South Africa lands (1 months)
20th March 1906 George B Shaws Captain Brassbound's Conversion, premieres in London
20th March 1727 Issac Newton, English physicist/astronomer, died in London aged 84.
20th March 1616 Walter Raleigh released from Tower of London to seek gold in Guyana
Time for Tea at the Palace...
The 'Tea Palace' - home to the drink that makes our nation.
Location: 175 Westbourne Grove, W11 2SB
Description: Everyone knows that a good cup of tea at any time of the day can and will set you up for whatever you find yourself doing. Of course we all have techniques in making the best 'cuppa', whether it be warming the pot, or brewing smothered in a tea cosy. We take this renowned drink to our hearts.
Enter the Tea Palace...a modern tea emporium that offers the widest selection of the finest quality teas and infusion available in the UK.
So what better way to relax than to visit this wonderful place, an establishment dedicated to tea with an array of exotic blends that are sure to tantalise your taste buds. Add to this any number of cakes and you're time here will just get better and better.
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