Festival of Britain
Festival of Britain. A tea room near Waterloo Station in May 1951. Across the road the South Bank has become the Festival of Britain, with a Dome of…
A tonic to the nation. And a pot of tea for two.
A tea room near Waterloo Station in May 1951. Across the road the South Bank has become the Festival of Britain, with a Dome of Discovery, a Skylon and millions of visitors on the way. Tea is still on the ration, and so are the butter and the sugar for your cakes.
- Starts
- May 1951
- Length
- a year
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Scored on
- Reach £50,000 of annual sales
- Business
- Tea Room
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