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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
18th June 1977 Sex Pistols Johnny Rotten and Paul Cook, beaten and robbed by London pub
18th June 1963 Born today: Omar Londono, jockey
18th June 1929 Born today: James Bishop, editor (London News Publications)
18th June 1817 Waterloo Bridge (2formerly Strand Bridge) was officially opened by the Prince Regent.
18th June 1583 Richard Martin of London takes out 1st life insurance policy, on William Gibbons, premium was £383
Queen Mary's Rose Garden
This is where one of the greatest collections of roses exists.
Location: Regents Park, NW1 4NR
Description: Queen Mary's Rose Garden in Regent's Park is one of the greatest formal rose gardens, with more than 60,000 plants in radiating beds or scrambling along ropes in Fragonard swags.
It was added in 1828, with the London Zoo, and were originally called the gardens of the Royal Botanic Society.
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