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British Cities, Towns and Villages come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They can be large and busy, sometimes overcrowed, like London, Manchester and Edinburgh. Others can be small and sleepy places, those where, with one blink of an eye, and you will have missed it entirely. Whatever their shape and size, they are a fascinating, and important part of the British landscape. Some have historic links going back to the neolithic period, while others are quite modern, having been built in the post war era. All of our towns have something of interest to the visitor, and for those who live in them, alike. Here, we attempt to help you to explore the very best of these places, according to what is available on the internet. To those, who visit us from overseas, this is an exciting opportunity to discover, just what the British way of life is all about. Scotland Wales Home Page Add Your URL  |