September 2007 News Archive
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Oxfordshire celebrates Cheese Festival This weekend, cheese lovers from around the UK will be expected to gather at Oxfordshire's Frilford for the eighth annual Great British Cheese Festival. .............more Added On 28th Sep 2007 |
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Penny floor for Cornwall Over half a million pennies have been put together in a giant floor structure at the Newlyn Exchange Gallery in Penzance. .............more Added On 28th Sep 2007 |
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Oxfordshire celebrates 1,000 years of history To commemorate Oxfordshire turning 1,000 years old, the Oxfordshire Museum in Woodstock has recently opened a new exhibition on local celebrities. .............more Added On 27th Sep 2007 |
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Blackpool popular for overnight accommodation Despite the dominance of big cities for one-night breaks, Blackpool has proved that it can still hold its own as new figures place it within the top ten in Britain. .............more Added On 27th Sep 2007 |
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Devon is blooming lovely Devon is to get a new accolade added to its crown from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) for its high horticultural standards, according to the Western Morning News. .............more Added On 27th Sep 2007 |
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Cornwall's B&B declared one of UK's finest A bed and breakfast accommodation in Boscastle has been named as one of the top 100 finest places to stay in England, according to the website thisiscornwall.co.uk. .............more Added On 26th Sep 2007 |
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Continental style dining in Edinburgh Things could be looking a bit more European in Edinburgh as a scheme is being considered that would allow pavement cafes to have all-day opening hours, according to the Edinburgh Evening News. .............more Added On 26th Sep 2007 |
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Blackpool's mile-long limo stretch Blackpool is hoping to enter the Guinness World Record books again with the longest convoy of stretched limousines. .............more Added On 25th Sep 2007 |
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Edinburgh museum to get makeover One of Edinburgh's understated historical buildings is to get revamped in an attempt to bring it into the public eye, according to the Edinburgh Evening News. .............more Added On 25th Sep 2007 |
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Woolly house of wonder For those heading to the Devon area with a penchant for knitting, you can now visit the recently reopened knitted house in Bideford. .............more Added On 25th Sep 2007 |
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Singing sheep raise money for Edinburgh show Walkers in the countryside around Edinburgh were given the opportunity to exercise their lungs as well as their legs recently as the Balerno Theatre Company took to the hills in fancy dress as part of an attempt to raise money for their latest stage production..............more Added On 24th Sep 2007 |
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Cumbria draws up a treat The Lake District is to take part in a new campaign to get the UK drawing again, according to the Westmoreland Gazette. .............more Added On 24th Sep 2007 |
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Edinburgh proving more popular than ever A record number of visitors have been attracted to Edinburgh's culture, entertainment history and fine hotels and bed and breakfasts..............more Added On 21st Sep 2007 |
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Oxford bans cars (for a day) This Saturday the residents of Headington, Oxford will reclaim the streets when cars are banned from All Saints Road between 11:00 BST and 23:00 BST on Saturday..............more Added On 21st Sep 2007 |
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Cumbria proves to be more popular than ever Despite a rather wet summer Cumbria is experiencing a strong boom in tourism, according to new figures. .............more Added On 20th Sep 2007 |
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Holidaymakers' views wanted on Blackpool's future Blackpool Council is consulting with residents and holidaymakers to find out how they want the town to improve and develop. .............more Added On 20th Sep 2007 |
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Dispel some Bronte myths at the Parsonage museum A new exhibition at the Bronte Parsonage museum in Haworth, West Yorkshire is hoping to challenge some of the popular misconceptions about the literary family. .............more Added On 19th Sep 2007 |
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Art Car Parade to take Blackpool by storm Blackpool is set to welcome the UK's first illuminated Art Car Parade this Friday. .............more Added On 19th Sep 2007 |
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An October celebration of Cornish food The Cornwall Celebration of Food takes place this October and brings together a vast number of local producers and retailers. .............more Added On 19th Sep 2007 |
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Plans revealed for new £200m Edinburgh hotel Details of a new hotel in Edinburgh have been revealed as part of a major redevelopment of the city's Haymarket. .............more Added On 19th Sep 2007 |
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Harvestfest underway in Cornwall Crealy Great Adventure Park in Cornwall is promoting Cornish food and drink as part of their Harvestfest celebration from September 1st to October 21st, a great place to visit while on bed and breakfast break in Cornwall..............more Added On 18th Sep 2007 |
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Leeds Town Hall programme announced The new programme for the autumn season at Leeds Town Hall has been announced and it a promises to be one of the best seasons yet..............more Added On 17th Sep 2007 |
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Edinburgh cooks up a bigger breakfast A breakfast familiar to many who have had a bed and breakfast holiday in Edinburgh will be porridge, though few will have seen a bowl of the country's famous fair quite as big as that cooked up recently..............more Added On 17th Sep 2007 |
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