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6 giorni fa · A Campden Park resident who joined the British Navy just under two decades ago has done St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) proud by becoming its first national to gain the status of Submarines Commissioned Officer. The historic moment occurred on April 18, 2024, when SLt Winston Sam graduated from Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC), the Royal Navy’s prestigious Officer College in ...
6 giorni fa · The Royal Navy ship HMS Tamar paid her first visit to the Kingdom of Tonga from 8 to 13 April. Upon its arrival, their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Tupouto’a ‘Ulukalala and Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tuku’aho were welcomed on board by Tamar’s Executive Officer Lieutenant Commander Jim Langley, British High Commissioner Her Excellency Lucy Joyce, Lieutenant Colonel Sophie
12 apr 2024 · Smith Street Deli. #3 of 86 Restaurants in Dartmouth. 363 reviews. Smith Street. 2.6 miles from Blackpool Sands. “ Worst customer service ever ” 22/04/2024. “ A true gem of Dartmouth ” 05/04/2024. Cuisines: Cafe, British, Deli. The Angel - Taste of Devon.
28 mar 2024 · THE 10 BEST Restaurants Near Old Royal Naval College, London. Restaurants near Old Royal Naval College. University of Greenwich, London SE10 9NN, England. Read Reviews of Old Royal Naval College. Sponsored. Chimichurris. 176 reviews. 132 Southwark Bridge Road. “One of the best steakhouses in London” 11/04/2024.
5 giorni fa · The Devon town of Dartmouth has been home to the Britannia Royal Naval College since 1905; this is where naval officers are trained. 3. Which northern English town or city has an 11th century cathedral and castle, as well as a University founded in 1832?
30 mar 2024 · Smith Street Deli. #3 of 86 Restaurants in Dartmouth. 362 reviews. Smith Street. 3.4 km from Leonards Cove Holiday Park. “ A true gem of Dartmouth ” 05/04/2024. “ Awesome smoothie ” 15/03/2024. Cuisines: Cafe, British, Deli. The Angel - Taste of Devon.
6 giorni fa · Visitor Centre, Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, London, SE10 9NN A new exhibition invites you to discover the key role chocolate played in the revival of Greenwich. Step back in time to the 18th century, and discover the history and appeal of chocolate with a recreation of Grace and Thomas Tosier’s famous ‘royal’ Chocolate House.
