i mean why hasnt he moved off his *** to go visit "glasgow airport" to see the devastaion caused by thease swines and not only that to personally thank the services for there quick responce ...
I am on holiday now, and I want something to do that is inexpensive and relatively easy to get to. I live in Glasgow city center and am open to suggestions for things I could do today? Any ...
I am currently unemployed and living in Dundee. I have applied for alot of jobs in Glasgow. I know that my chances would be greatly improved if i actually resided there but i can't afford a ...
I have been to the summit 3 times now and its always been mist shrouded so never seen the view.How many times have you been to the top and is the view worth me making a fourth ascent if i get a clear ...
Cost more to operate: 2 men are needed to operate them instead of 1. They are old and mechanically inferior to a modern bus. They use more fuel. Dangerous: they don't have doors, people can fall ...
I´m going to move out to london in July .
I would like to know what kind of fashionable clothes are wearing London´s girls nowadays?
What is the trendy?colors?...
Im a student at Goldsmiths in London but never get out into the city for some reason or another... Its pretty far from the depths of new corss, and especially as I refuse to pay the extortionate ...
I am taking my boyfriend to Edinburgh for his birthday, does anyone know the best sights to see and attractions to visit, oh and of course good wine bars/clubs etc....
Can you please recommend the best spots to visit in London for an afternoon with some Aussies?
Not the really touristy places - they've been there before. We are going to go on the London eye, but I'm trying to think of a really good itinery for the afternoon. Even one or two suggestions would be great. They are 30years old!
Just wandering along the South Bank could be nice...Even just around Tower Bridge there's Butler's Wharf and the Design Museum (v cool) and Fashion and Textile Museum on the South side and St Katherine's Dock north, lots of scenic places to eat/drink/chat and not very touristy.
rachel_waves
Nothing better than a walk along the Thames, can start at the London eye and all the way down to the London Tower bridge if you are up to it...stop in somewhere for a snack along the way..
marky_uk02
Richmond or Kew Gardens perfect on sunny afternoon like today.
charlie c
pubs !
ellysium06
When I was there last Earls Court was good. . . Aussies felt at home there.
Try the Finborough Dive Bar
conspicuous
I took two business delegates (aged 30+) to the Haagen Daazs cafe in Leicester sq. - they haven't gotten over it till today. Make sure you end your evening there, they'll love it!
Al Zymer
Earls Court is supposed to be an Aussie enclave.....
aloneinga
Have they been outside of London? I suggest taking them to Stonehenge, and Bath (where the Roman Baths are). I'm 30, and I know that is what i'd like to do. If they are more in a party mode, there is a great bar almost directly accross the street from the Tower of London...can't remember the name, but it is on the corner right after you exit the property. Have fun! :)
puffercountry
Have you heard of the ghost tour? I'm going to London soon and a friend told me about a tour that this guy takes you to all these pubs and tells you about all the ghosts.
Joey
Camden markets by the canal.... the centre of alternative culture and the coolest stuff
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