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Earlier this year, we decided we wanted to honour some of the extraordinary Poppy Appeal volunteers who help raise vital funds for the Royal British Legion. The people who give their hours, their energy, and their hearts to support the Armed Forces community.

As a small token of recognition, we gifted ten of the first ever commemorative Popp...


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Earlier this year, we decided we wanted to honour some of the extraordinary Poppy Appeal volunteers who help raise vital funds for the Royal British Legion. The people who give their hours, their energy, and their hearts to support the Armed Forces community.

As a small token of recognition, we gifted ten of the first ever commemorative Poppy Pounds to ten c...


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A beautifully crafted tribute to Britain’s most iconic birds, starting with a FREE Robin badge.

Britain is home to some of the most charming and distinctive birds in the world, from the dazzling flash of a kingfisher to the tiny tremble of a goldcrest’s song. And now, you can celebrate them all with the British Birds Pin Badge Collection,


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November 11th, 1945.For the first time since the guns fell silent, the people of Britain gathered in unity – not in war, but in remembrance.

At the Cenotaph in London, His Majesty King George VI stood with head bowed, a wreath of poppies in hand. Beside him, a young <...


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Discovery of up to 15,000 Ancient Coins in North Wales

A metal detectorist from Cheshire has made what could be one of the LARGEST discoveries in Welsh history – up to 15,000 Roman coins buried in two pots deep in the North Wales countryside.


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