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The Town of Clitheroe, Lancashire

By: Simon Haughtone | 2010-04-02 | City Guides
The town of Clitheroe, Lancashire, England occupies an attractive area near to the nationally-famous Forest of Bowland, on its southern borders. For tourists who are sightseeing in the northwest of the country, the town makes for an ideal jumping-off point to explore Bowland, for one. read more

Chorley, Lancashire's Market Town

By: Simon Haughtone | 2010-04-03 | City Guides
Chorley is on the banks of River Yarrow in Lancashire and situated on North West of England. River Chor also runs through the town. read more

Fleetwood, Lancashire - A Festive Little Port Town

By: Simon Haughtone | 2010-03-31 | City Guides
The deep-sea fishing port town of Fleetwood, Lancashire with its estimated population of 26 840 inhabitants forms part of the Greater Blackpool conurbation and is located in the Wyre district of north west England in Sovereign State of United Kingdom. Fleetwood lies on a 3 kilometre wide peninsula bound to the west by the Irish Sea, north by Morecambe Bay and east to River Wyre. read more

The County Town of Lancaster, Lancashire

By: Simon Haughtone | 2010-04-02 | City Guides
The county town of Lancaster, Lancashire, England lies on the banks of the River Lune in this northwestern part of the country. It has a current population of around 50,000 people, and is part of the larger City of Lancaster local government district, giving the area a total population of nearly 135,000 people. read more

Excerpt From A Geocache Journal

By: GPS City Garmin Canada | 2011-04-15 | Outdoors
Previously we've written about Geocaching and the fun experiences and adventures that await all who chose to get involved including the use of GPS. The pleasure of bonding with family members of all ages cannot be over emphasized. read more

Travel to Bury, Lancashire

By: Saffron Samson | 2010-09-29 | Destinations
Bury in Lancashire is an old mill town and also a favorite tourist spot. Bury is known to the world as the "Home of the Black Pudding". This town has survived in different forms from the Industrial Revolution where Bury was a mill town whose primary business was textile production. Over the years, Bury has developed progressively and became the metropolitan borough's capital. read more

Wonderful dining at Lancashire

By: Lewiscarroll | 2011-01-06 | Hotels
If you are looking for a wonderful place to spend your vacations or to go for a small holiday, then Lancashire is the best choice you could have made. read more

Recovering Charles: Chapter 4 Excerpt

By: Jason F. Wright | 2010-03-17 | Writing & Speaking
It was hard not to think of 9/11. The coverage, the networks' slick graphics and official storm logos. The death toll. The pain. Maybe I watched so much TV during the days following Katrina because I couldn't turn off my photographer's inner lens. It saw more than the water and filth, it saw... read more

Planning a winter break in Lancashire

By: Ashish pandey | 2012-01-02 | Hotels
If you want to spend time in luxurious accommodation, Hotels in Preston are a great choice. There is Barton Grange Hotel as well as Conference centre Preston that can be considered. read more

Chapter Excerpt From - Once a Whose-a-Tute, 1961

By: Aruni Futuronsky | 2010-03-28 | Book Reviews
One Sunday afternoon in 1961, I met my friend Gladys at the Jewish Community Center for Tween Teens Bowling. I was thirteen-a freshman in Scranton Central High School. It was time, I deeply realized, to "get with the program," to pretend that I cared about the boys, the idle girl-chatter, the ranks of popularity, the hierarchy of cool kids. It was bad news, this teenage thing. read more

Searching for Chartered Surveyors in Lancashire?

By: Lewis Carroll | 2011-10-11 | Business Opportunities
Trevor Dawson is one of the reputable Chartered Surveyors Lancashire, Commercial Property Blackburn. We also have our offices in Burnley. We are a one-stop-shop offering a full spectrum of property related advice. read more

Chorley, Lancashire - To Market We Shall Go

By: Simon Haughtone | 2010-03-31 | City Guides
The market town of Chorley, near the south border of Lancashire, northeast of Liverpool has been inhabited since the Bronze Age, 3500 years ago. However, it reached its greatest prosperity as a cotton town in the 19th century, during the heyday of the British Empire. Today it is a bright, clean town with much to recommend it as a base for exploring the moors and nearby Manchester, Liverpool and Blackpool. read more

Consider a Visit to Blackpool Lancashire 2012

By: Kathy Perrin | 2012-05-13 | City Guides
2012 Promises to be yet another great Year for Blackpool. Read on and explore what visitors have to look forward to in the resort this Summer. read more

Wedding Photographers Lancashire

By: Gareth Hoyle | 2010-09-18 | Arts & Entertainment
A wedding day is a momentous occasion, therefore perfect pictures are vital. read more

Introduction to Lancashire Food

By: Lewis carroll | 2012-04-23 | Hotels
The region of Lancashire has many flavours, and it's that time of the year when you should make a visit to this wonderful holiday destination to capture some of those flavours to enjoy. See below as to what is on plate for the food lovers: read more