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Yes, Prime Minister

Once a traditional market town, Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire is possibly best-known as the location of Chequers, country residence of the Prime Minister since the 1920s. Now a popular commuter town,...

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Cambridgeshire

The university city of Cambridge dominates its county so much it’s easy to forget the other attractions and, indeed, cities and towns of the area. Ely has one of the...

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Poole

Around two hours from London, on the south coast, a day trip to Poole is possible, but a weekend will give you the chance to explore the many coastal and...

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Winchester

How far? 68 miles, 1hr by train. Why go? Winchester is...

Cambridge

How far? 50 miles, 1hr by train. Why go? Home of...

Bath, Somerset

How far? 114 miles, 1hr 30min by train. Why go? The...

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Buckingham Palace was built in 1702 by the Duke of Buckingham as his London home. The house was sold to George III in 1761. in 1774 it was renamed Queen's House as Queen Charlotte resided there.