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 Martel Guest House - London
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| Martel Guest House is a bed and breakfast in London offering hotel facilities at guest house prices. Visit their website for photos and information. Book online.
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 West Usk Lighthouse
, Newport, NP10 8SF
Tel No :- 01633 810126
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Bron Celyn
Llanrwst Rd, Betws-y-Coed, LL24 0HD
Tel No :- 01690 710333
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Brambles Lodge
Brambles Lodge, Tenby, SA70 7QE
Tel No :- 01834 842393
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Hickman Lodge
17 Hickman Rd, Penarth, CF64 2AJ
Tel No :- 029 2070 1044
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Menai
Craig Y Don Rd, Bangor, LL57 2BG
Tel No :- 01248 354200
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The Old Coach House Motel
Welcome to the Old Coach House Motel Based in North Kyme in the beautiful County of Lincolnshire, this lovely building dating back to 1760 now offered as a motel with all modern amenities with a high standard of service.
CHECK-IN 3PM ONWARDS LATE A...
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The Old Vicarage
Welcome to the Old Vicarage at Nettleham where you can choose either to be pampered as one of our Bed & Breakfast house guests or to pamper yourself in one of our delightful Self Catering Cottages.The main house was originally built around 1780 as a ...
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The Sun Hotel, Gainsborough
A warm Gainsborough welcome awaits you at the Sun Hotel. Our comfortable accomodation, friendly bars and proximity to the centre of this historic market town make us the first choice for visitors and locals alike.
Gainsborough is one of Lincolnshir...
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Beechwood Guest House
A warm welcome awaits you from proprietors Julie and John Matthews at Beechwood Guest House, a period house set on the outskirts of the market town on the River Rase, known as Market Rasen, after it was granted permission to hold markets in the year ...
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Carline Guest House
The Carline Guest House is a charming double fronted Edwardian house set in the heart of historic Lincoln, with in easy walking distance of the city centre, Cathedral, Castle and Museums. Established for over 25 years, it has achieved a good reputat...
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Creston Villa Guest \\House.
Welcome to Creston Villa Guest HouseThis traditional Victorian town house, built in circa 1874, offers a degree of luxury and elegance that will make your visit to Lincoln both pleasurable and memorable. Anna and Iain believe in the old fashioned val...
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Croft Guest House
Welcome to Croft Guest House
Croft Guest House is a member of the English tourist Board and has been awarded 3 diamonds.Janet and John, look forward to giving you a warm welcome to our friendly family run guest house, which is situated ...
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FIELD VIEW BED & BREAKFAST
Welcome to Field View Bed and Breakfast. We designed and built our home to a very high standard, with spacious rooms, quality furnishings and tasteful decoration to ensure your stay with us will be as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
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King Oil will turf out Gordon Brown | William Rees-Mogg - Times Online
more for petrol and bread, but our houses will be worth less. The average person is likely to express his protest in his vote. The Labour Governmentthat inflation was controlled while houses rose in value. With competitive costs andpower? Henry Percy, London, UK It is not oil prices Michael J Cawood, Wrexham, Wales, UK sk, East Sussex - sorrytax. m wood, somerset, uk "The core discovery ofwas the dominance of economic change in shaping the history of political societyMarx. R Mason, London, UK Ironically, Labour didnuclear power stations a decade ago, the UK would still be an oil exporting nationtaxes would have to increase elsewhere in order to "balance" the budget. hold. TJP, Lincolnshire, UK The gas price is dependent upon price of oil. With 75% of UK homes using it for winter heatinga blip. kevin, Lincoln, UK But politics is also based Post to Digg Also in William Rees-Mogg Also Janice Turner Guest contributors Blogs
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Absolutely, incredibly, utterly wrong! | Anatole Kaletsky - Times Online
the help required back in Sept.. Case Langley, London, UK Typical New Bob T, London, UK Really, nowaction that is strictly in keeping with the bunglingfewer businesses left in operation for them tothe home of everyone in the land! It's since gone off in Browns hands severalfrom a future sale- but in a true penny wise/dollarinappropriate business model in the Courts. confidence to invest in anything Pete Roberts, Mid Wales, This wasconstituency this bank is based in ! David, Chesterfield, UK Does thisseized US sub-prime houses back to the UK on libertyJanice Turner Guest contributors
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Clinton’s battering of Obama is brutal, bloody and fair | Simon Jenkins - Times Online
dog with you and we'll be side by side in another illigal unjust war. Andrew T, England, UK, Hi guys! Well, I agree with a lot of what has been said in this article. I think that electinglot for rejuvinating race relations in this country - something long overdueremaining delegates. Obama is way ahead in North Carolina, and everything elseladen,..sicko's tanya hyde, uk, Obama.. the beginning ofcandidates? Norman, Anstruther, UK Touche! Anatoly, you got that right! And with Condi in charge, we'll soon have WW III. intelligent and personable, there is little in his career to date that tells me thatand dodging imaginary sniper bullets in Bosnia -Dr Strangleove anyone? Phil Lewis, Colwyn Bay, Wales, UK Hillary Clinton has a touchthe only thing Hillary Clinton has in common with Margaret Thatcher is her
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Credit crunch: learn from the US | Camilla Cavendish - Times Online
got to do? Give the job to someone in touch. David, London, UK So much for free-marketto do so? Conall, Margam, Wales I'm just an ignorant foolOn the particular points laid out in this piece of tright nonsense createdstop ! john, Southampton, UK The author of this essaythe business risks they choose to run in order to maximise their profitabilitythem the assurances they seek if they in return accept much tougher rules onEuropean point of view is to be less in thrall to the bleatings of their owndecide upon the survivors - it will win in the end rick, sydney, 1) In an attempt to secure a rescue package 3) As for Lehmans they were never in danger of slipping under. Itâ s preposterousearth are non-doms going to rescue the UK economy if it does slip into recession? KK, Manchester, UK Have your say Post to Digg Also in Camilla Cavendish The glass Janice Turner Guest contributors Blogs
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