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- Britain's best bike rides | Travel | The Guardian guardian.co.uk
- Feast in the east | Visit England | guardian.co.uk guardian.co.uk
- The Tory nightmare: don't say you weren't warned | Ian Martin | Comment is free | The Guardian guardian.co.uk
"The reason this government's moving so quickly to divide the NHS into privatised contractual fiefdoms for its mates, and to divert education budgets into "free" schools for its mates' children, is because it can. Resistance has been atomised. Working-class rage, once articulated by powerful unions representing people doing proper jobs, has dissipated." Developers: unionise!
- Why the super-rich love the UK | Society | The Guardian guardian.co.uk
- Plas Coch Guest House Snowdonia - relaxed breaks in Llanberis, North Wales plascochsnowdonia.co.uk
- Genealogy, Family Trees and Family History – Ancestry UK ancestry.co.uk
Parental choice.
- Jobs in London, the UK & Beyond | Adzuna jobs.adzuna.co.uk
The National Trust owns more than 4,000 houses and cottages that are let for people to live in as their home. The types of property vary considerably, from small terraced cottages or flats converted from farm buildings, to modest period homes, some of which may be open to the public.
- Cornish Cottage Holidays - Quality Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Cornwall and Devon cornishcottageholidays.co.uk
This one is surprisingly good.
- Devon Cottages | Self Catering Holiday Cottages | Devonshire Cottage Holidays devonshirecottageholidays.co.uk
- Holiday cottages and self catering in the UK, England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland independentcottages.co.uk
- Colporter - Routemaster Bus Blind, Antiques, Vintage & French interiors. colporter.co.uk · Archived on
- Rambling With W. G. Sebald in East Anglia - NYTimes.com travel.nytimes.com
- diamond geezer diamondgeezer.blogspot.com
- Furniture Re-use Network frn.org.uk
The national body which supports, assists and develops charitable re-use organisations across the UK. We do this to reduce poverty by helping households in need access furniture, white goods and other household items at affordable prices.
- East Beach Cafe, Littlehampton, West Sussex eastbeachcafe.co.uk
- Google - Internet Stats google.co.uk
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- The Kernel Brewery thekernelbrewery.com
The brewery springs from the need to have more good beer. Beer deserving of a certain attention. Beer that forces you to confront and consider what you are drinking. Upfront hops, lingering bitternesses, warming alcohols, bodies of malt. Lengths and depths of flavour. We make Pale Ales, India Pale Ales and old school London Porters towards these ends. Bottled alive, to give them time to grow.
UK independent record label people - please consider sending yr releases to the British Library Sound Archive -
No longer open in Fowey. Bah.
- Stephen Einhorn stepheneinhorn.co.uk
It seems in Marketing, the world of Digital still consists largely of people who’ve not yet twigged that ‘Digital’ means more than “…on the web” or “…on your mobile”. Conceptually, there’s still a divide separating the Digital from the Physical. Forward-looking brands and agencies are onto this.
- Ridgeway Park, Chingford, London walthamforest.gov.uk
Miniature railway operates on Sunday afternoons in the summer
- Hotel 1 Lyme hotel1lyme.com
Boutique bed & breakfast hotel in Lyme Regis.
- Microloans in Hackney | Feature | Society | The Observer guardian.co.uk
When you start dealing with people with unpredictable lifestyles and with income that might be variable month by month, you can't just use the same computerised systems of default and interest that you use for people in regular salaried employment. Muhammad Yunus's microfinance model, which operated in parts of the world where everyone's lifestyle was precarious, had shown that. You had to know exactly who you were lending to, and establish more intimate and flexible models based on that knowledge.
#microfinance #development #london #money #poverty #uk #economics #hackney #community #banking#credit Free and alarmingly pleasing.
More disturbingly, [Jonathan Safran Foer] only considers a world where people are in a position to make choices about what they eat. Eating Animals is written by a well-educated, well-fed person for well-educated, well-fed readers. Nor does he contextualise his argument. It never ranges beyond the confines of America. He doesn't seriously examine why people might want to, or have to eat meat, or what meat means to individuals or societies. He proposes no solutions other than mass conversion to vegetarianism, although it doesn't seem to occur to him that the damage done by factory farming doesn't begin and end with animals but embraces all foods.
Starting in 2004 I have been working on design projects which revolve around the collections of objects. The objects are normally collected in large quantities categorized and assembled in a way that transforms their meaning. My work is about giving banal and overlooked objects a new significance. The finished piece of work takes various forms such as chandeliers, installations, functional and sculptural objects.