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Southend's Kursaal features on new Royal Mail stampEssex EchoHERE'S the Kursaal featuring in a new set of stamps showing off iconic UK landmarks. Others involved in the series of 26 first class stamps include number 10 Downing Street and the Angel of the North. The stamps are an alphabetical tour of the UK – and…
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Ten specially designed stamps have been released by the Royal Mail to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. More: continued here