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Britain's best seaside architecture: The playful details that shaped our coastal towns, from funicular railways to Victorian masterpieces
You can do things at the seaside that you can’t do in town.’ It was a standing joke with musical-hall performers and comic-postcard illustrators, but it was a sentiment that was not true only of ...
Underrated UK seaside town with incredible 1930s pier bustling with charm
An historic coastal town that is often overshadowed by its cosmopolitan neighbour offers visitors the traditional seaside ...
The quintessential British seaside town that’s just as good as Margate
The architecture that I fell for – 1930s seafront shelters that look like flying saucers, the concrete hulk of a brutalist ...
The 'most quintessentially British town' named as seaside spot with vibrant high street
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A Short History of British Architecture: Simon Jenkins' book 'gallops along'
"Simon Jenkins on architecture is typically a treat," said Laura Freeman in The Times. Over the past 25 years, the newspaper columnist has produced a series of bestselling books – "England's ...
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The British seaside towns that face being 'swallowed' by the ocean within 25 years
As an island nation, the Brits love nothing better than a trip to the seaside. Whether it's for a day out or a holiday, we naturally gravitate to our beaches in the good weather. But some of our ...