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1. Historic City of York, England York, the county of Yorkshire's major city and a magnet for visitors from all over the world. They are attracted by the quaintness of the streets, the city's beauty, York Minster and the city's long history which includes Romans, Angles, Vikings and...
2. Chester, England - Medieval City Chester, county town of Cheshire, in the north west of England, stands on the River Dee, not far from both Liverpool and North Wales. The city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country because it has kept many of its medieval fe...
3. England's Seaside Towns When I was a child in the 1950s, only the very wealthy went out of the UK for holidays (vacations). The rest of us went to English seaside towns. After the schools closed for the summer at the end of June, families prepared for their annual migration...
4. England I have never been to England, but have fallen in love with it through pictures,websites and articles by other people who seem to love it over there and vacation there over and over! So,I have decided to research the area and do a lens on England. I'l...
5. Historic England In spite of fires, civil wars, enemy air raids and redevelopment and modernisation, many of England's cities, towns and villages display evidence of their history. Some of it is obvious like a well preserved castle or cathedral while other evidence r...
6. Windsor and Eton, Berkshire Windsor is an ancient town in southern England, just about 23 miles from London. It is dominated by its famous castle, home of royalty for almost a thousand years. It is reputed to be the favourite home of the present Queen and it is said that she wa...
7. UK Practical Driving Test (Cars) The practical driving test is a test of ability to drive a car without assistance from an instructor or accompanying driver. The driving test covers a range of situations and road conditions and involves demonstrating the ability to manoeuvre the ca...
8. Driving Instructor Training We've all seen the glossy TV adverts for driving instructor training from Red Driving School, The Instructor College and BSM, featuring smiling driving instructors, nice shiny cars and the promises of earning lots of money, meeting "great&q...
9. Theory and Hazard Perception Test (UK) All UK learner drivers have to pass a theory test before being allowed to take their practical driving test. There are two parts to the theory test - the multiple-choice test and the hazard perception test. This page is an information resource for...
10. How To Reverse Around A Corner Reversing around a corner is one of the manoeuvres you may be asked to show the examiner on your driving test. You will usually be asked to reverse round a corner into a side road on your left. It is unlikely (but not impossible!) that you will be ask...
11. Nigel Kennedy a Violin Virtuoso In Krakow, London and Malvern are the homes of Nigel Kennedy and his life long friend and wife, and their son. He is one of the most important violinists from Britain. - Nigel has been acknowledged as one of the world's leading violin virtuoso fo...
12. Beatles Posters The Beatles were, and are still, the biggest band in the world. No other band has come close to the popularity, growth, and amazing songwriting than what The Beatles accomplished in less than a decade. Here, you can find Beatles posters featuring eve...
13. Learning To Drive A Car In The UK Most people want to learn to drive a car at some point in their lives. This page is an information resource for anyone wanting to find out more about what's involved in learning to drive a car in the UK! Here you'll find videos, information...
14. How To Bay Park Bay parking is one of the reversing manoeuvres you may be asked to carry out on your driving test. Reversing into a marked parking bay is carried out at the test centre car park either at the start or end of the driving test. You can choose whether...
15. Triumph Motorcycles Triumph Motorcycles. The absolute best motorcycles EVER built. Triumph motorcycles have been in continuous production longer than any other motorcycle company on the planet. That includes Harley Davidson. Triumph started building motorcycles (as Triu...
16. How To Parallel Park Reverse parking (often called "parallel parking") is one of the manoeuvres that the examiner may ask you to do on your Practical driving test. The aim of the parallel parking manoeuvre is to show that you can reverse the car safely and un...
17. Retford Retford is located alongside the A1 motorway in nottinghamshire, England, UK. From the beginnings of around 1066 through to our present day, here we take a look at Retford's colourfull history and hope you find our researched interpretation infor...
18. Sarastro - The Opera Themed Restaurant In Covent Garden, London! Eating at Sarastro is an experience in every sense of the word! Situated right in the heart of London's Theatreland/Covent Garden, the owners of Sarastro describe their establishment as a "theatrical restaurant". It's a description...
19. Slough, Berkshire, England Slough is a town in the county of Berkshire in the south-east of England, approximately 20 miles to the west of London. Slough suffers from an "image problem" courtesy of an infamous poem about Slough by Sir John Betjeman and the antics of the ficti...
20. PhotoPhight British Landmarks So what picture sums up Britain to you? The Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Stonehenge? Vote for your favourite.