Tea Gardens (Britain's Heritage Series)

Tea Gardens (Britain's Heritage Series)Part garden history, part social history, this is the first book to celebrate the story of the British tea garden, born in the 18th century, at its height in the Edwardian era, and now undergoing a serious revival. A sunlit lawn, blossom laden trees, rustic chairs around tables laden with teapots and cakes, the tinkle of teacups and the murmur of conversationwhat could be more British than a tea garden? As a nation obsessed with tea drinking and

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The Local has been brought up to date to record both the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic on English pubs and what it tells us about pubs’ continuing importance to English people