THIS Friday (May 8) is the 75th anniversary of VE Day, or Victory in Europe Day.
The day marks the formal acceptance by the allies of the Second World War of Nazi Germany's surrender of its armed forces on Tuesday, May 8, 1945 - and was the day huge parties were held around the world.
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The day was and still is celebrated in many countries, and nothing says British celebration quite like a cream tea.
With the country in lockdown this year, plans have had to be revised, but there are still many ways to enjoy the day.
We have complied a list of all the places you can order a cream tea (subject to availability) to be sent to your home on Friday - so whether you're having a socially distanced street party or a chilled one at home with a cuppa, make sure you try one of these delicious treats to complete the celebration!
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1. Wolseley Street Bakery (collection only)
Wolseley Street Bakery offers all the classics, including the perfect cream tea, which are on a preorder basis only.
Visit the Facebook page for details and information on how to order.
2. Teacups and Sugar Lumps
This vintage china hire in Reading offers all you need to make an event special.
Based in Norcot Road, the local business is offering a lockdown deal of afternoon tea in a box, which would be ideal for VE Day.
You can visit the website for details.
3. Time for Tea Vintage
Based in Henley on Thames, Time for Tea provides quintessential English afternoon teas, cream teas and buffets.
Find out more here.
4. The Essence of Vintage
The Essence of Vintage will assist with all your vintage needs.
From vintage tea parties and vintage styling for any event to vintage workshops and gifts.
Another ideal one for VE Day!
For details, click here.
5. Gemma Bakeswell
The local business provides freshly baked cakes, cupcakes, biscuits and more.
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