Make the most of your hard-earned cash with Stephen Baker’s 25 top holiday moneysaving tips
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Our government has announced that it is going to investigate why so many children are being taken out of school during term and going on holiday.The figures, it says, show that the number of people being given fixed penalties has trebled over the last three years to about 15 or 16,000 (figures aren’t available yet [...]
Ahead of the 2012 Olympic/Paralympic Games, actress Rhona Foulis reveals why she makes for Mildred’s and what she would do if she were Mayor for a day
Make the most of your hard-earned cash with Stephen Baker’s 25 top holiday moneysaving tips
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The Department for Transport’s aim is transport that works for everyone. This means a transport system which balances the needs of the economy, the environment and society.
The 2011 British Ceramics Biennial kicked off on September 30. Here are eight (great) reasons to visit the event, which runs until November 13, and celebrates the rich history and heritage of the British ceramics industry, as well as its vibrant present and future.
You’d think Westminster would want to encourage people to visit the capital during the 2012 Olympics (and help boost Britain’s economy), but the evidence suggests otherwise.
Before the end of the Tunisian regime last week, Tunisia had been tipped as one of the possible hot destinations in 2011. It had been stable for much of the last couple of decades, it was outside the eurozone, it was tourist friendly and catered for them well. There were resorts that welcomed children and provided all year entertainment to visitors. In short it had a lot going for it. What will be the appeal to us to go there this summer?
On Location’s Alan Locher on Amsterdam, China and Boston’s best kept secrets
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