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After graduating from the University of Bristol in 1984, I was still trying to figure out what I wanted to be when I grew up, so I took a job at a recruitment firm, an indelibly awful experience that saw us parting ways by mutual agreement after three short months. My boss was going through… class="continue" href="https://anglotopia.net/columns/spilling-the-tea/spilling-th...

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Bradshaw’s Railway Guides stand as one of the most remarkable publishing achievements of Victorian Britain, providing the comprehensive railway timetables that enabled an entire nation to navigate the revolutionary new world of train travel. Published from 1839 to 1961, these dense volumes of schedules, connections, and railway information became an indispensable companion fo...

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On November 26 of this year, The Beatles Anthology miniseries finally made it to streaming on Disney Plus. What else is there to say about it? The Long And Winding Road to the Anthology The Beatles had long planned to create a documentary about their careers. The initial plan came in the wake of Hunter… class="continue" href="https://anglotopia.net/british-music-british-en...

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Cambridge, the eternal rival to Oxford and one of the world’s most prestigious university cities, offers visitors an intoxicating blend of academic excellence, architectural splendor, and intellectual atmosphere. Known for its stunning college courtyards, the iconic mathematical bridge, King’s College Chapel, and the gentle art of punting on the River Cam, Cambridge has nurtu...

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Planning a trip to the Cotswolds next year? Blenheim Palace has unveiled its 2026 calendar, and it’s packed with reasons to visit Britain’s largest non-royal stately home. The UNESCO World Heritage Site—birthplace of Winston Churchill and home to the Dukes of Marlborough since 1705—is hosting everything from a major new music festival headlined by international… class="con...

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