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After a nationwide consultation by the Bank of England, more than half of the participants chose nature as the future theme for UK banknotes. Plants and animals will replace historical figures on sterling notes, reflecting a strong public connection to local wildlife, and bringing everyday awareness
UK Banknotes set to celebrate wildlife after public vote
UK Banknotes set to celebrate wildlife after public vote

11.03.2026

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