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... the meeting point
for all feeling homesick
when thinking of ...

"There'll always be an England,
and England shall be free!
If England means as much to you
as England means to me!"

as er No.: since 13^th March 1996

t is our great pleasure to invite you on a trip to the charming treasure island off the continent of €pe mirrored somewhere out here on the Internet. Discover What's it all about and spend some time Dreaming of England! Any questions About the UK? Have a look at our Tips for Visits to the UK and afterwards it will probably be high time to get back to that Green and Pleasant Land via our Direct Links with Home. What about making yourself comfortable by the fireside, reading Shakespeare's Page? Pay your Tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II and complete your experience of by reading and listening to 's patriotic heritage on our Last Page of the Proms!

Last but not least: We may assure you, we shall defend our Island, whatever the cost may be; we shall never surrender! (Welcome to The new Churchill Museum at the Cabinet War Rooms...)

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The Government of Gibraltar

First Paragraph of Art. X of the Treaty of Utrecht 1713:
"The Catholic King (of Spain) does hereby for Himself, His heirs and successors, yield to The Crown of Great Britain the full and entire property (i.e. ownership) of the town and castle of Gibraltar, together with the port, fortifications and ports thereunto belonging; and gives up the said property to be held and enjoyed absolutely with all manner of right for ever, without exception"
Gibraltar constitution:
"Her Majesty's Government will never enter into arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another state against their freely and democratically expressed wishes!"

Former main features

In 2007 we remembered The Liberation of the Falkland Islands from Argentine occupation by British Forces 25 years ago. Thursday 14^th June 2007 marks the 25th anniversary of the Liberation of the Falkland Islands following the invasion by Argentina on 2^nd April 1982. Major General Jeremy Moore (Commander of the British Land Forces) flew into Port Stanley and accepted the Argentine surrender at 2100, 14^th June 1982. The war had lasted 74 days. Moore radioed to London, "The Falkland Islands are once more under the government desired by their inhabitants. God save the Queen." At 2215, 14^th June, Mrs. Thatcher announced the surrender to the House of Commons Since then, the Falkland Islands have flourished, both economically and socially, and are still a dependent territory of Britain, and will remain so for as long as the Islanders wish.
(more detailed information...)

In 2006 we were celebrating
HM Queen Elizabeth's 80th Birthday:
In Depth
Long May She Reign!
Here's a Health unto Your Majesty

Documenting the last year of London's iconic Routemaster bus (2005) and see even more of their images at Routemasters - LastStop!

The Trafalgar Festival 2005, year-round celebrations of Nelson's finest and last hour, encompassing the Trafalgar Weekend of 21–23 October 2005, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, Britain's greatest naval victory which took place on 21st October 1805.
Click here for an Animation of the Battle, How the Battle of Trafalgar changed the History of Europe and visit the official HMS VICTORY website.

SeaBritain 2005 was a national maritime celebration on a grand scale. With festivities and events throughout 2005 and beyond, SeaBritain 2005 celebrates the ways in which the sea touches all of our lives.

The Golden Jubilee in 2002: Celebrating the 50^th anniversary of Her Majesty The Queen's Accession to the Throne...

Sir Winston Churchill has been named the greatest Briton of all time...

The 60th anniversary is our nation's opportunity to thank our D-Day heroes: it's our chance to remember those who fell on the beaches and those who made it home that we will never forget what they did for us. The Royal British Legion...