Well some of the spelling isn’t British: ‘neighbors’ and ‘off-license’ in the last frame, rather than ‘neighours’ and ‘off-licence’. What’s with that?

This! I came to make this point but you’d done it eloquently already. It is such a British book, with the contrast between the buttoned-up, class-bound young boys from a post-war period of expectations of great deference, of doing the right thing, of not making a fuss, and above all, of behaving properly, and the…

It’s cachet. Not cache.

It’s The Salisbury Museum: it’s a proper name so the Museum is capitalised:

Plus he’s really, really witty. So funny that on the professional after-dinner speaker circuit, the pro comedians get shown up by him.