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The Royal Parks’ gardener who has kept the grass green and roses smelling sweet for five British Prime Ministers has been awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM).
It existed before both world wars, before Alexander Bell invented the telephone, and even before the Great Fire of London in 1666, but a 700-year-old oak tree was nearly wiped out from the Royal Parks landscape - by a £1.99 barbecue.
There were more than 77 million visits to the Royal Parks last year with satisfaction rates at 98 per cent, according to official figures released today.
Work to build a temporary Education Centre for the Palace of Westminster will begin in Victoria Tower Gardens in September. The Centre aims to attract thousands of young people to the site where they will be able to learn about the Palace of
