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Guest Post: 10 Things You Shouldn’t Miss Buying in London
The more often the word “London” is mentioned, the more difficult it is for one to find the right words to describe the sheer vibrancy of the city. It is renowned all over the world as a mecca that lures even the most reluctant shoppers. From fashion items, to the most carefully produced handicrafts, to
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On Your Marks, Ger Set And Go On Your Own Olympic-Inspired Trip To England
To mark the 100-day countdown to the Olympic Games on Wednesday, April 18, VisitEngland has compiled its top five winning activities, fit for champions and amateurs alike Set sail in Weymouth The 2012 Olympic sailing events are taking place in Weymouth, home to the best sailing waters in Northern Europe, according to the Royal Yachting
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Guest Post: Manchester’s Top Festivals / Events
Manchester is a city with a packed social schedule. From sampling local beers to commemorating English history, Mancunians are always looking for a chance to celebrate. Whether you are looking for a fun day out with the family, or a spooky film fest, there is something in Manchester for everyone. We’ve taken a look at
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Guest Post: Edinburgh Festivals – Ones Not To Be Missed
Edinburgh has a long tradition of festivals, which are famous throughout the world. Their Festival season is in August, with seven major events during the month. There are five additional Edinburgh festivals throughout the remaining months of the year. If you are planning on going to one or more of the events there is
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Guest Post: English Football And A Manchester United Stadium Experience
It was the 1998-99 season and I was lucky enough to get a free ticket to watch Manchester United play at Old Trafford. As an Australian living in London this was an awesome opportunity. So after booking my flights to Manchester and making sure I had enough warm clothes, I was on my way. During
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Guest Post: The West End And Its Attractions
Most people know London’s West End for its famous theatres and shopping experience, however, few are probably aware of its rich history. The area first started to become popular from the 17th century onwards and became a favourite of the aristocrats. It is thought that is was largely due to its proximity to several important
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Guest Post: Sir John Soane’s Museum
Defined as ‘Permanently Magical’, Isaac D’israeli wrote that his friend, Sir John Soane, had ‘built a poem’ when he created this museum. This small enchanting home turned museum faces London’s idyllic Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Why not do a hire car comparison and drive into London to attend a candlelit evening in the museum? Visit on
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Guest Post: Reading Tea Leaves
For most visitors to the United Kingdom, one of the first experiences that comes to mind is having tea, or Afternoon Tea to be exact. It is something that most consider to be quintessentially British. There are amazing places to have tea all over the United Kingdom, it is almost impossible to create a comprehensive
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Guest Post: UK Spending Squeeze
Financial solutions company Think Money commented on figures released in Lloyds TSB’s latest Spending Power Report, which suggested that around 19% of the population ‘use all their monthly income on household bills and essentials’. A spokesperson for Think Money said: “It’s an extremely worrying situation to be in as it means there’s no leeway at
