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Civil War in England 2008

By: Bradstone Penfold | 2010-04-04 | Politics
There is an argument between political parties in England, the party in power is saying nothing, and the two parties in opposition have everything to say. The row started with a dawn raid on a Member's home and his arrest on suspicion of coercing a civil servant into passing confidential documents. The police raided the member's home, office and his parliamentary office. read more

Southwest England – 4 Popular Southwest England Airports

By: Marry Parker | 2011-05-23 | Travel Tips
Normally, once you take into account traveling by plane within the United kingdom many of us usually tend to think connected with air-ports in London in addition to southeast of the us. read more

New England Equine Practice

By: Mike | 2010-10-05 | Health & Fitness
New England Equine Practice (NEEP), a Horse Veterinary practice located in Patterson, New York offers horse veterinarian care in hospital and on the farm. The horse vet hospital offers a full range of equine vet services including surgery, internal medicine, infectious disease and isolation facilities. read more

Wales V England Rugby – England V Wales Rugby

By: sam pit | 2010-10-05 | Recreation & Sports
Buy online Six Nations Wales V England Hospitality Packages with the best prices available at Corporate Hospitality Group. We are covering in Wales V England 2011 Six Nations Hospitality and Tickets. read more

2008 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Outlook

By: ruelar davich | 2010-10-25 | Internet Marketing
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers season will be playing their 33rd season this year and will be attempting to improve upon 2007's fair performance of 9-7. They actually played a good season last year, capturing the NFC South Title and returning to the playoffs. The team eventually lost to the New York Giants (as everybody seemed to underestimate this team in 2007) but left Tampa fans excited over the Buccaneers' potential for upcoming seasons. What do read more

10 England Cricket Batting Collapses

By: David L. Green | 2010-03-28 | Cricket
Watching the sorry procession of English batsman heading back to the pavilion yesterday at Headingley after yet another injudicious shot reminded me that being an England cricket fan can be tough. In fact, with alarming regularity, England's batting has a tendency to brittleness and being prone to collapse like a house of cards in a force nine gale. read more

Car Hire Carcassonne Airport England

By: KasparsOrr11 | 2010-10-14 | Automotive
Hiring a vehicle at Carcassonne Airport terminal is a great way of exploring the Languedoc area read more

The City of Liverpool, England

By: Andrew M Kelly | 2010-08-25 | City Guides
Falling into sharp decline in the post-war years, the second city of the British Empire Liverpool is the vibrant city while many cities across the United Kingdom have revitalised themselvesin recent decades. The city not only still has affected by the 1980's unemployment but also has faced many problems.Therefore, in constrast to other inner city which achieve flourished developments, the ci read more

The Grand National – England 1839

By: Paul hussey | 2010-09-23 | Horses
I thought as The Grand National is an Iconic English Horse race, I thought it would be interesting to fans of English Horse racing to know It's history. The origins of the Grand National can be traced back to the first official races at Aintree which were initiated by the owner of Liverpool's Waterloo Hotel, Mr William Lynn who leased the land from Lord Sefton, built a course and a grandstand and staged the first Grand National on Tuesday February 26th 1839 and Lottery became the first winner. read more

Holidaying in England - A Recession Beating Alternative

By: Chriss Tyrrell | 2010-03-28 | Vacation Rentals
The recession may be biting, but one 'r' word is putting a smile on English faces over the summer - 'resorts'. This year is officially one of the best on record for the quality of our beaches, and in Devon, they're providing the perfect setting for a low-cost, stress-free cottage holiday. read more

University Of New England Open Day, Armidale

By: Linda Martyn | 2011-04-10 | College
University Open Day, 6-8 May, 2011 This year the University of New England is launching the very first Life at Altitude festival, with a jam-packed University Open Day followed by a thumping great sh... read more

2008/09 Draws to a Close

By: G Pirelli | 2010-03-31 | Soccer
Two major finals brought the 2008/09 season to a close but soccer fans need not worry too much as the European qualification campaign for the 2009/10 Europa League is just about to get away. read more

Lack of Consensus and the 2008 Election

By: Philip Harris | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Lacking a consensus, the American public still hopes that the 2008 elections will result in change. But can change occur if we, as the people, do not know where we want to go? read more

Film Review of Eden Lake (2008)

By: C Murphy | 2010-03-30 | Movies
"I'm not going to be bullied away by a bunch of twelve year olds." When Steve (Michael Fassbender) takes his girlfriend Jenny (Kelly Reilly) on a camping trip to a secluded lake with plans to propose to her, his plans for a perfect weekend quickly take a wrong turn, when an encounter with a group of yobbish kids quickly escalates into violence leaving the couple fighting for their lives. read more

Local Specialities of North East England

By: Tom Sangers | 2010-04-01 | Destinations
North East England food is produced by craftsmen who take pride in their work, and you can enjoy the fruits of their labor, eating local food produced with passion and care. In Durham, try award winning Vennels Café, with their selection of home-baked cakes and sandwiches, coffees, teas and juices. read more