People now have until 30 April to suggest candidates to be honoured with blue plaques.

A plaque also honours William Ogle who was in charge of the hospital which has now become housing.

A blue plaque has been dedicated to Cinderford's EMF - best known for their hit single Unbelievable.

The D-Day blue plaque replaces a commemorative stone which fell off the wall in Poole Quay in 2024.

Gerald Holtom, who designed the symbol used by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, lived in Hythe.

People are being asked which historical figures should be granted a blue plaque.

English Heritage says the plaques will celebrate the stars' cultural impact on London.

George Brewster's death in 1875 prompted the outlaw of children being used to clean chimneys.