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PATIENTS in Burnage say they are being dealt a a massive blowa TM with the suspension of walk-in services at Burnage Healthcare Centre.
Terrence Higgins Trust Gets Bristol Involved In World AIDS Day
HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust is calling for people in Bristol to get involved in World AIDS Day this year, either by attending an event, making a donation to support local HIV services, or wearing a red ribbon to raise awareness.
200 in UK tourist region rescued from floodwaters
Members of the RNLI rescue Mrs Sheila King from her home in the center of Cockermouthon November 20, 2009 in Keswick, United Kingdom.
Take part in Wiltshire Wildlife Trust climate march
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is urging as many people as possible to join a march through London in advance of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen.
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Camilla to visit Barnardo's centre
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Southampton Central station is too good for extra funding
S O U T H A M P T O N Central railway station has missed out on extra investment because passengers were found to be too satisfied with the city's facilities.
Rabbi 'offered cocaine for sex' new
A wealthy rabbi financed a drug dealing business and offered cocaine to girls in exchange for sex, a court heard today.
New train timetables omit high speed services - action groups...
LOCAL rail action groups are up in arms with rail authorities after it emerged that details of a flagship high speed train service is not listed in train timetable booklets.
Golf in Ireland: Quite exciting! - London, England, United Kingdom
Golf in Ireland: Quite exciting! London , England , United Kingdom Wednesday, November 18, 2009 The smart work is to planning for a short break in Ireland! So select your travel via ferries, which is the best way of travelling in Europe.
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Disruption and delays for rail passengers
Rail passengers on some of the UK's busiest routes in London and the South East have suffered travel chaos after a series of problems including a power failure and continued staff shortages.
Pricedout Londoners turn to empty homes
London is one of the most expensive places to live on the planet, but it is also home to tens of thousands of empty properties - and some people are taking matters into their own hands.
United Kingdom: One to one English Teacher
NEW! AUSTRIA Lucrative school for sale in the very west of Austria, 30 km from Switzerland and Principality of Liechtenstein and 60 km from Germany MARKETPLACE Before you accept a new post overseas, make sure you know the cost of accommodation, types available and locations.
Aerospace giant announces 78m loss
The parent company of Airbus, which employs 3,600 at Filton near Bristol, has plunged to its first loss in two years amid lingering uncertainty over major aircraft programmes.
TV: 'Time travel' documentary footage to show 3D footage of the Queen
Previously unseen 3D footage of the Queen in her coronation year, described as the "closest thing to time travel" in its impact, is to be broadcast by Channel Four it was announced today.
Airline fined for bringing dog to Capital
AN AIRLINE has been fined A 500 for bringing a Staffordshire Bull Terrier into Scotland in contravention of rabies regulations.
Whittington accident and emergency ward set to be axed
THE ACCIDENT and emergency department at the Whittington Hospital could be axed under proposals set out in an NHS consultation.
Pledge over rail service improvement
The Government has promised improved services on a key London to Scotland rail route, which runs through the region, as it is taken back into public ownership.
Hostels on HostelBookers Offer Christmas Presents, Free Meals and Parties to ...
Thursday November 12th, 2009 Hostels on HostelBookers Offer Christmas Presents, Free Meals and Parties to Christmas Shoppers HostelBookers are offering customers the ultimate Christmas gift - cheap Christmas holidays in the most magical cities in Europe.
Taiwan's representative to the United Kingdom joined a group of...
Taiwan's representative to the United Kingdom joined a group of travel agents from Taiwan in touting tourism in Taiwan at the 2009 World Travel Market trade show in London Tuesday.
Nation falls silent to mark passing of First World War generation
THE nation fell silent on Armistice Day as the passing of the First World War generation was marked at a moving memorial service today.
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