Q: we are off to London with 3 kids, 10, 12 & 17 for the week starting 12/26/05. Do you have any idea what fun things there are for kids for New Years Eve. A: This web site has lots of ideas. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _…
Question: How do I get from London to StoneHenge & back, is it better to take a tour? Answer: I think it depends on how confident you would feel using public transport. I suggest it is perfectly safe to use but you may find it easier to take a tour, especially one that collects you…
Question: I would like to go to the midnight service at St Pauls cathedral on Christmas eve. Are there any restrictions as to who may attend? Thanks Answer: According to St Paul’s web site, the service is open to everyone. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _…
BBC NEWS | England | London | Dozens profit in cash-grab stunt The “elephant” has to be one of London’s worst eye sores. A big bright red building, badly in need of repair – though its been that way for years, it seems. I’m amazed that anyone ever shops there – still, its better than…
BBC – London – TV and Radio – Breakfast Show: 6am to 9am For all those Aussie ex-pats living in London – actually, for anyone, as you can listen to his breakfast show over the web. Life in London (part of www.londonforfree.net)
link what a sad day for London. Along with red phone boxes, they typify the city – and are very popular not only with people who live here but also with tourists. oh well – another one down to mayor Ken. maybe one day they’ll bring them back again. Until then, they will only run…
Who better to hear about London from than from other travellers who have been here. Life in London (part of www.londonforfree.net)
I get lots of requests to add a Beatles walk to my web site and so its next on my list to do. In the meantime, this link may be of interest – its about peoples’ visits to the famous Abbey Road crossing. http://www.43places.com/places/view/201230 Life in London (part of www.londonforfree.net)
only in England ? Life in London (part of www.londonforfree.net)
why not, most people in London do. It’s very odd. For a country so small in size, the weathermen spend a lot of time analysing it. Even the news bulletins for London provide an analysis of the weather across different parts of the city. Places that are less than 10 miles apart. It’s going to…