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Bingo has been played in the United Kingdom for centuries. Traditionally, bingo was exclusively played in halls all over the country, where huge numbers of people would shout and laugh and spend time with their friends and family. However in recent years, the numbers of people playing in bingo halls … [Read more...]
Around 30 million tourists flock to the UK every year to embark on sightseeing, taking in British culture and the local lifestyle. The country’s varied nightlife is one thing that entices tourists to holiday there. If you’re intent on holidaying in the UK in the near future, here is a list of … [Read more...]
For special occasions like Christmas, birthdays and anniversaries, the act of giving your friend, relative or loved one a present is a tradition that has existed in the UK for centuries. Whether it’s something small with a short shelf life or a large item that can last a lifetime, giving gifts is … [Read more...]
For those visiting from abroad, the British obsession with pets and all things furry can come as a bit of a surprise. Most countries, particularly those in the Western part of the world, keep pets. Dogs have been domesticated since early times. We know that the Egyptians saw cats as important … [Read more...]
As holidays in the UK go, equestrian holidays are amongst the most quintessentially British. Imagine you and your beloved horse riding through the lush, green hills of the Yorkshire Dales, the forests of Dartmoor or the understated beauty of rural Cheshire. For the horse enthusiast, the UK is full … [Read more...]
Always a hotspot for the trendy kids, Shoreditch has come over all grown up. onefinestay, the unique company who allow guests to stay in Central London home rentals as an alternative to hotels, explores three of the hottest places to visit in the city’s trendiest neighbourhood - and not a sticky … [Read more...]
Credit: chrisdb1 The United Kingdom is gearing up for some spectacular events this summer. The Olympic Games is considered the biggest sporting and tourism event on the planet, but there are other events happening across the UK that will be taking centre stage that have a global reach and are set … [Read more...]
Liam Fisher has produced this article on behalf of vroomvroomvroom.co.uk, a car hire service operating in the UK. Whether it’s the chance to gawp at supercars, marvel at automobiles from days gone by, or just enjoy a fun auto festival for the whole family, there is sure to be something that … [Read more...]
As the capital city of England, London is one of the most iconic and cosmopolitan cities on Earth. Visitors will have plenty to see and do thanks to a wide variety of historical landmarks, cultural icons, recreational attractions, incredible architecture, fine dining and even world class shopping … [Read more...]
Turn experiences into memories with a sunshine holiday in the Caribbean. Bursting with vibrancy, these beautiful islands are lined with swaying palms and unspoilt stretches of golden sand lapped by crystalline waters. You’ll also enjoy plenty of sunshine, friendly locals, and reams of breathtaking … [Read more...]
From the beginning, the unexpected has pervaded the 60-year reign of Queen Elizabeth II. As a child, “Lilibet” and her younger sister Margaret were groomed for a life considered ordinary by royal standards. However, at the age of 10, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor’s future as Defender of … [Read more...]
Buying a home for the first time is one of the biggest financial commitments you’ll make in your life. However, when once it was easy for first time buyers to get their foot on the ladder, with the current economic slump for many of us that first buy seems a long way off. But this isn’t time to … [Read more...]
London is an exciting city brimming with fabulous activities perfect for the entire family. Here your family will find an extraordinary variety of theatres, museums, parks, beautiful London hotels and events from which to choose. The Regent’s Park is a popular destination for many families and … [Read more...]
Brighton is located on the South coast of England. It is 47 miles south of London. Brighton is both a city and a resort along the coast. Brighton has the nickname "London by the Sea" because it is very popular with people who like books and music but do not want to live in London. The city is also … [Read more...]
Making new resolutions for this welcomed New Year of 2012 has finally arrived. It tempts us with bountiful options of betterment waiting to be selected as the one official effort to be made for the best New Year ever. Some of us tiptoe toward a distinctive plan of releasing worn out attitudes, … [Read more...]
Brighton is an iconic seaside town in Sussex, England. The pebbled beach is a favorite of vacationers from all over the world with opportunities to swim, fish and participate in water sports. Brighton also offers a multitude of cultural and heritage opportunities including museum tours and events … [Read more...]
Combining tradition with modernity, it’s possible to create a functional yet rustic and relaxing home that perfectly reflects the ambience of a charming country cottage. Whether you live in the countryside or simply wish to transform a suburban home into a rural retreat, take a look at these … [Read more...]
Belfast is a great place to head for a short weekend if you’re looking for somewhere that won’t break the bank to get to, especially with the number of budget airlines making it cheaper than a train journey to get there. You can now get a flight to Belfast from most major UK airports from as … [Read more...]
If you’re looking for a great short getaway in the north of England, then Harrogate could be the place for you. Situated in North Yorkshire, this spa town offers a wide range of tourist attractions and things to see over the course of a break. Here are a few options for you to consider whilst … [Read more...]
This is a guest post by by John Evans, Editor of sportcloseup.co.uk Becoming Jane, the 2007 biopic of the writer Jane Austen re-run over the holidays by the BBC, may not seem the most obvious contender to be a movie about sport – but that was just the start of the festive surprises. What … [Read more...]
British airways has launched a Winter/Spring 2012 airfare sale that presents some great deals on Airfares to Britain for the first half of 2012. One interesting thing they're doing with this sale is how they're presenting their prices - their prices now INCLUDE taxes and fees. No misleading … [Read more...]
This is a guest post by Karola Woods of London thru Cafes City Guide iPhone App. First things first: the Cafes The Maritime Museum Café does the best cup of coffee in Greenwich while Red Door Cafe inside Greenwich Market does a lovely cream tea and has a charming, local feel. For a retro, … [Read more...]
As London prepares to pull out all of the stops as hosts of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the rest of Britain has followed suit for what is set to be a blockbuster year of experiences only to be had in 2012. Whether you are a sports lover, a history buff, a Royal watcher or music lover, it’s … [Read more...]
Britain wouldn't be the same without it's wealth of quirky events, we've rounded up as many as we can think of, so if you fancy a spot of swamp football or perhaps think you could become the World Marble Champion then now's your chance. JANUARY THE LOONY DOOK When: 1 January 2012 Where: Grand … [Read more...]
photo credit: jasminejennyjen London has been called the most haunted city in the world and with the abundance of spooky cemeteries, abandoned buildings and bloody tales of violence and nefarious characters, the city’s reputation makes sense. There are literally hundreds of haunted (or supposedly … [Read more...]
photo credit: leppre If you’re new to driving in Ireland, chances are you’ve discovered that the roads aren’t exactly the same as they are in other parts of the world. Once you’re outside of the cities and suburbs, many of the roads are winding, narrow, and more often than not, unpaved. And … [Read more...]
There are few things so quintessentially English as a leisurely afternoon tea in the heart of London – The newly refurbished St. Ermin’s 4 star central London hotel offers just this. Located in the very heart of London, only a short walk from major landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, The … [Read more...]
When QR codes were first developed in 1994, few people thought they would ever catch on – they were often dismissed as another weird Japanese trend. It’s hard to believe that it took a full 15 years for these nifty techno gadgets to become mainstream, but today they can be seen everywhere – … [Read more...]
Every day in London, thousands of people are having a fantastic time at events that cost them nothing! And as you can imagine in a city the size of London, there are loads of events taking place every day of the year. But if you are lucky enough to be there during Christmas you will discover that … [Read more...]
London certainly knows how to celebrate Christmas in style; its old-worldly traditions and Christmas attractions make it a great place for visitors who are looking to make the most of a winter break to the capital. Enjoy ice-skating beside historic sights, go Christmas shopping around the cobbled … [Read more...]
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Anglotopia was founded by Jonathan and Jackie Thomas for people who love Britain - whether it's British TV, Culture, History or Travel - we cover it all. Anglotopia was started to get us back to the UK for a trip and it did that in 2009. Now, the goal is for Anglotopia to make our dreams of traveling to the UK whenever we want a reality.
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