On Tuesday, I went to London to visit the Queen. I didn't, really. I went to meet my mum. We bypassed Buckingham, and headed straight for Westminster, where our champagne afternoon tea awaited! We said a quick hello to Big Ben and Westminster Abbey (or Westminster CRABBY, if you're a Friends fan...) on the way...
... and after a brief encounter with Andy Murray (no pictures, unfortunately!) got tucked in to the goodies on offer at the Westminster hotel.
Everything was lovely. The cakes were rich and delicious, the champagne cold and intoxicating, and the tea refreshing! For options and bookings, click here.
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