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The Mini has come highly rated in a list of the 250 Things That Make Britain Great
The list, which is published in the May issue of Best of British, was commissioned to mark the magazine’s 250th issue.
Compiled from suggestions by the magazine’s readers, contributors and staff, the list also recognised Aston Martin, Jaguar and Rolls-Royce along with Black Cabs and the Routemaster Bus. Famous Mini drivers Paddy Hopkirk and Mr Bean also made the list, alongside Sir Stirling Moss and the late John Surtees. Asked why the Mini was rated so highly, Hopkirk, who won the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally in a Mini Cooper S, said: “The original Mini was a classless car, a cheap family saloon that was also bought by Bentley owners and the likes of Twiggy, Princess Margaret and Peter Sellers. Although there’s a difference under the bonnet between the original car and BMW’s MINI, it still has bags of personality and a romantic image.” Other people, places and things on the list that make Britain great include the Queen, Sir David Attenborough, the NHS, driving on the left, caravanning, and fish and chips. Best of British is the UK’s top nostalgia monthly. It is available from WH Smith and other newsagents. Further information can be found at http://ift.tt/1v7BVax The 250 Things That Make Britain Great are: 1. Volunteers 2. The Queen 3. Sir David Attenborough 4. Houses of Parliament 5. Sir Winston Churchill 6. The NHS 7. The English Language 8. Marmite 9. Village Fetes 10. Our sense of humour 11. Fish and Chips 12. The Great British Breakfast 13. Macmillan Cancer Support 14. The Royal National Lifeboat Institute 15. Pubs 16. The BBC 17. Red phone boxes 18. Real ale 19. The Beatles 20. Giving up your seat 21. National Museums 22. Brilliant architecture 23. Stunning scenery 24. Cornwall 25. The Mini 26. London Underground 27. Town and city parks 28. Springtime 29. Dad’s Army 30. William Shakespeare 31. Tornado 32. The Brompton 33. Isambard Kingdom Brunel 34. Blackpool trams 35. Our rich musical heritage 36. Ealing Studios 37. Pickles the Dog 38. Tunnock’s wafers and tea cakes 39. The Great Little Trains of Wales 40. The Routemaster Bus 41. Sunday roasts 42. Our friendliness, generosity and kindness to others 43. The Lord Mayor’s Show 44. Bulldogs 45. Cricket 46. Charles Dickens 47. Seeing off the Nazis 48. The Royal & Ancient 49. Bobby Moore 50. Doctor Who 51. A good old cup of tea 52. A murmuration of starlings 53. Cockney Rhyming slang 54. King Edward potatoes 55. Corner shops 56. Our patience 57. The South Wales accent 58. Laura Trott 59. Greasy spoons 60. Llandudno, especially Haulfre Gardens 61. Only Fools and Horses 62. Country cottages 63. Diana Dors 64. Our resilience when times are hard 65. Stephen Hawking 66. The seaside 67. Emmeline Pankhurst 68. The Proms 69. Sir Isaac Newton 70. The Brontë Sisters 71. Aston Martin 72. Alan Turing 73. Our openness and generosity of spirit when newcomers make an effort to fit in 74. The Scouts and Girl Guides 75. Beatrix Potter 76. Melton Mowbray Pork Pies 77. National parks 78. The RSPB 79. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 80. Buckingham Palace 81. Morris Dancing 82. British Cheeses 83. The Victoria & Albert Museum 84. Flying Scotsman 85. Coronation Street 86. Steam Rallies 87. Stonehenge 88. The WI 89. Strawberries and Cream 90. The Lake District 91. Beer gardens 92. Big Ben 93. Wimbledon 94. Dame Judi Dench 95. Armed Forces 96. Cornish pasties 97. James Bond 98. The Spitfire 99. Stephen Fry 100. Black cabs 101. The Rolling Stones 102. Dame Maggie Smith 103. Red post boxes 104. Harry Potter 105. Scrumpy Cider 106. Match of the Day 107. Beefeaters 108. Joanna Lumley 109. Sue Ryder 110. Mary Berry 111. Unpredictable weather 112. Jessica Ennis-Hill 113. Morecambe and Wise 114. The Two Ronnies 115. Dame Helen Mirren 116. Tom Baker 117. David Jason 118. Worcestershire Sauce 119. Carry On films 120. Jaguar cars 121. Tony Hancock 122. Michael Palin 123. Chelsea Pensioners 124. Football 125. Rugby 126. Comic Relief 127. Great Ormond Street Hospital 128. Charles Darwin 129. Sir Joseph Bazelgette 130. Monty Python 131. Compulsory Education 132. Sherlock Holmes 133. HP Sauce 134. Mr Bean 135. The Jurassic Coast 136. Record collecting 137. Dry Stone walls 138. Hot Cross buns 139. British Film Institute 140. Rolls-Royce 141. The Grand National 142. Bradley Wiggins 143. Lords cricket ground 144. The Red Arrows 145. Ballroom dancing 146. Andy Murray 147. Seb Coe 148. Midsummer afternoons 149. John Surtees 150. Cumberland sausages 151. Mr Benn 152. Blackadder 153. Haggis, neeps and tatties 154. The Telegraph crossword 155. Roald Dahl 156. James Herriot 157. Driving on the left 158. Churches 159. The Boat Race 160. Bertie Bassett 161. Heritage railways 162. Arboretums 163. Countdown 164. Our coastline 165. The Union Flag 166. Caravanning 167. Queuing 168. Branston pickle 169. The Bisto kids 170. The National Trust 171. The Sky at Night 172. Magna Carta 173. Our seats of learning 174. Our gardens 175. Bangers and Mash 176. Alexander Fleming 177. Stan Laurel 178. Alfred Hitchcock 179. Charlie Chaplin 180. Cream Teas – Devonshire or Cornish 181. Fudge 182. The London Marathon 183. Arctic Roll 184. The Loch Ness Monster 185. The World Wide Web 186. Treacle Sponge and Custard 187. Pork Scratchings 188. Help For Heroes 189. Thomas Telford 190. John Logie Baird 191. Laurence Olivier 192. Mowing the lawn 193. The Queen’s Christmas Message 194. TV dramas 195. Wind-up radios 196. Hovercraft 197. Peter Kay 198. Twiglets 199. Salt and Vinegar crisps 200. Jumble sales 201. Billy Connolly 202. Sir Michael Parkinson 203. The Science Museum 204. Sir Steve Redgrave 205. Cancer Research 206. Nelson’s Column 207. The Presumption of Innocence 208. Band Aid/Live Aid 209. Riding for the Disabled Association 210. Chas & Dave 211. The Pennine Way 212. National Railway Museum 213. Sir Michael Caine 214. Tartan and Tweed 215. Alan Bennett 216. Julia Donaldson 217. Paddy Hopkirk 218. Enid Blyton 219. Age UK 220. Barry Cryer 221. The Natural History Museum 222. English Heritage 223. Battersea Dogs and Cats Home 224. Wallace and Gromit 225. Quality Street 226. Sir Stirling Moss 227. John Lewis/Waitrose 228. Bernard Cribbins 229. Brian Blessed 230. June Whitfield 231. Jorvik Viking Centre 232. Sir Bruce Forsyth 233. Walnut Whip 234. Sir Tony Robinson 235. Art Deco lidos 236. Saucy Seaside postcards 237. Dame Patricia Routledge 238. Ironbridge Gorge 239. Roundabouts 240. The BT Tower 241. Morse Code 242. Guide Dogs for the Blind 243. Steak and Kidney Pudding 244. Bletchley Park 245. Chocolate Orange 246. Bobbies on the beat 247. The Goon Show 248. The Shipping Forecast 249. David Coleman 250. Best of British Magazine via Blogger http://ift.tt/2s6X6Mb
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