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Holborn is a small district of central London sandwiched between the City and Westminster. The name comes from the River Holbourne that once flowed through the district.

Because of its location – The City is the financial centre of London whilst Westminster is the royal and political centre of London – Holborn has also had an important role throughout its past.

For Holborn has been the heart of the British legal system since the 13th century. As a result the district is dominated by the Inns of Court where, to this day, every barrister in England and Wales must have studied.



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  London August 2007

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