The trend for all things naval kicked off when the artist Franz Winterhalter painted the four-year-old Prince Albert Edward in a white sailor suit for a Channel Islands’ cruise in 1846. By the 1870s, both boys and girls were sporting the look.

back from making them come true: he is afraid of heights. Something of a hinderance to a plane with such tall ambitions. But never fear, help is not far away, this time in the form of a seasoned naval aviator plane - voiced by British comic actor, John

Thomas Wentworth, who used to entertain his guests with firework displays, mock naval battles and copious amounts of alcohol.Don’t forget to pack A sketch book and pencils for any moments of artistic inspiration.Cost Entry is free. Parking is £5Yorkshire

and girls. In the main hall, Spanish brand Batela are dedicating a whole stand to all things naval, with large ships dotted around the stand and an array of stripes in reds and blues. Elisa catwalk show again saw mini sailors dart down the catwalk in sailor

Meet Samuel PepysJanuary 7Discover the history of this great city by one of its most famous diarists, Samuel Pepys, at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Hear tales of the Great Fire of London, the Navy and the Great Plague in a show