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Reading reborn - Vimarsana News

Reading reborn

Nowhere on the UK railway network is undergoing such a massive transformation as Reading. PAUL BIGLAND visits the station

Where Is Bridgerton Filmed? - How to Visit Bridgerton Filming Locations - Vimarsana News

Where Is Bridgerton Filmed? - How to Visit Bridgerton Filming Locations

Here's how you can visit the British castles, parks, and more featured in Bridgerton, the Netflix regency romance.

SigmaRoc PLC acquires Johnston Quarry Group in £35.5mln deal - Vimarsana News

SigmaRoc PLC acquires Johnston Quarry Group in £35.5mln deal

Chief executive Mark Vermorken said the deal would extend Sigmaroc's footprint in "several key markets"

Royal fans overwhelm Buckingham Palace - Vimarsana News

Royal fans overwhelm Buckingham Palace

Advertisement Eager Britons have 'overwhelmed' Buckingham Palace as it today stopped taking bookings amid a huge demand for tickets to picnic on the Queen's lawns and explore the Royal gardens.     Thousands logged onto the Royal Collection Trust website hoping to book the experience after the self-guided garden tours were announced yesterday.  But the RCT was forced to pause bookings at 6pm today as demand for the unique opportunity soared.   Taking to Twitter, the charity, which organises the openings of a number of royal residences, said: 'Demand has been so high that we have had t...

Buckingham Palace visitors can picnic in its gardens for the first time this summer - Vimarsana News

Buckingham Palace visitors can picnic in its gardens for the first time this summer

Self-guided garden tours of the Buckingham Palace gardens will now be on offer from July to September Comes after the traditional summer opening of the palace's state rooms and themed exhibition was cancelled The landscape dates back to the 1820s when George IV transformed Buckingham House into current form Visitors will be able to explore a route through the garden that takes in its 156-metre long herbaceous border