InstantForum 2016-2 FinalTLRA Forumhttp://www.tlraforum.org/TLRA ForumTue, 14 Apr 2026 10:41:58 GMT20http://www.tlraforum.org/FindPost54642.aspxCertainly, here are the key details about UK banknotes:<br/>Telegram (@Danielagah700)<br/>The official currency of the United Kingdom is the British pound sterling (GBP). The Bank of England is responsible for issuing UK banknotes.<br/><br/>The current Bank of England banknotes in circulation are:<br/><br/>£5 note - Featuring Sir Winston Churchill<br/>£10 note - Featuring Jane Austen<br/>£20 note - Featuring JMW Turner<br/>£50 note - Featuring Alan Turing<br/>The Bank of England also previously issued £1, £2, £5, £10, £20, £50 and £100 notes, but these are no longer in general circulation.<br/>Telegram (@Danielagah700)<br/>Some additional details about UK banknotes:<br/><br/>The banknotes are made of a polymer (plastic) substrate, which was first introduced in 2016.<br/>Each denomination features a portrait of the Queen on the front, along with other security features like watermarks, see-through windows, and raised dots.<br/>The reverse sides highlight important historical and cultural figures from the UK<br/>Telegram (@Danielagah700)<br/>Banknotes are legal tender in England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own issuing banks but the Bank of England notes are also accepted.<br/>The Bank of England regularly updates the designs and security features of the banknotes to deter counterfeiting.Thu, 27 Jun 2024 12:25:56 GMTBanknote4