London, Nov 24 : A new survey has revealed that despite modern developments, Britons are still nostalgic for village post offices, red phone boxes, and Sundays as a day for rest.
Conducted by soft drink Tango, the survey revealed that almost 58 per cent of the British people named village post offices as the institution they had loved and lost, while
41 pct said that they missed Sunday as a national day of rest and red telephone boxes.
Thirty five per cent of the people missed supersonic aircraft Concorde, followed by the traditional milkman and the fastest-disappearing milk float in the West with 26 per cent of votes.
They still miss TV chart show Top of the Pops, old English tearooms, and the one-pound bank note.