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London’s oldest restaurant, where Edward VII met his mistress and showbiz stars gathered, is now protected by the National Trust

Times of India - World ·
London’s oldest restaurant, where Edward VII met his mistress and showbiz stars gathered, is now protected by the National Trust

A historic restaurant in London, renowned for its royal visitors and celebrity clientele over the past 228 years, has been gifted to a conservation organization to ensure its legacy.

The donation encompasses the building alongside valuable memorabilia to support conservation initiatives.

Operations of the restaurant will persist, securing jobs for its staff while marking a paramount effort in safeguarding this cultural icon for future generations.

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