 Any-one else from liverpool? |
Just wondering any-one else from liverpool? :)
What are your thought's of liverpool and our accent?... |
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 It's expensive England? |
i want to go UK.. i'd like be there, because I think it is a great country...specially pubs, girls ..galleries. etc. . .
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 Can 17year olds go abroad without an adult present? |
| my 17 yr old step daughter wants to go on holiday with her mates from school will she beable to fly at 17 or even book a holiday. they are all realy excited and i don't want them dissappointed.... |
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 Is London the capital of the UK? |
| I didn't think the UK in itself was a country because obviously there's 4 countries (or 3 1/2) within the UK but Ive heard people call London the 'capital of the UK' is this ... |
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 Im going on holiday to the Uk lake district, is it worth the trip or should I go to Ireland instead for 4 days |
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I may do both, 3 days in Lake district and ferry to Ireland for 2 days, never been to Ireland and my family came from there 100 yrs ago.... |
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 Devolutoion for Scotland - What to do ? |
Hi Folks,
Fair play if the Scots wish to devolve from the UK.
Being a Geordie, I am just south of the border, and know Hadrians' Wall quite well.
So, oil from Aberdeen can be done ... |
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 Im moving to England!!!!!!!!!? |
| im an American, and i always loved England, but i never wanted to move there! im leaveing next month, i no nothing about England, i mean i no things about it but i dont no how to act, i iv heard that ... |
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 UK weather???? |
I thought the UK were having the worst ever winds today and tonight?
Are they where you are, cos I can see blue skys here and the trees are still.
Dont you love the british weather???... |
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 Is Scotland a nice place to live? |
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 What is life like in Birmingham? Would I wanna live there? |
Oh, and what is the weather like today? Temp? Rain?
I'm dreaming of a life with a very special man there.... |
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 Does england have good technology? |
| Ok, im visiting england with my friend next month. she was to see castles and stuff...i was wondering, do you guys have tvs, radios, etc? is it still like the 15th century? because that's what ... |
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Leandra Neves |
Do i need a passport to get a ferry from northern ireland to england? thanks? |
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ron
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No you don't but it's a good idea to have some ID like a drivers licence, if you were flying, some airlines still require them but you'll be ok on the ferry.
Have a good crossing, I've done it dozens of times. |
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greenorlagh
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No. Both part of the UK. But you will still need some sort of ID just in case. |
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cat_n30
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No....you only require a passport to fly, ferry is ok, my daughter goes over every 8 weeks (holyhead-dublin) to see her dad, she has never been asked for her passport or any form of ID |
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padraig
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no but have a form of id just in case |
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nicholas507610
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No you don't, both are part of the United Kingdom. |
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Charles S
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No. You're travelling from one part of a country to another part of the same country. You may need some form of ID, though, for security checks. |
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Esther
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No, but a form of ID would be useful not only when crossing but in case you need to buy alcohol.
Since you are visiting Northern Ireland, you can have a look at this website:
http://www.my-secret-northern-ireland.com |
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montenapoleone
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You will need ID. |
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Cody K
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Both part of the UK until you leave the UK you do not need a passport, but anytime you are leaving to go to any other country,fiefdom, kingdom you need your passport. |
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Sexybabe
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no i dont think you need it because there both part of the United kingdom (thank goodness! lol!) but i think it can be fun if you want to come to the us i'll be there! but fortunatly ferry's are fun |
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Chuck the Egg
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No, you are travelling within the united kingdom. However when flying you do sometimes require a photo form of identification, Im not sure if ferries are the same. |
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allen555
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No, though some form of i.d. would be useful. Passports for flying within the UK now. |
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probemeg
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No you dont,as everyone here agrees.But it is a good idea to take along some form i.d.just in case. Happy sailing! |
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dopeadevil23
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Nope, they are both part of the UK. |
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Usman A
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nope but you need some id drinving license is the best one to take tho |
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Sophie BB
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I'd take a passport or driving licsence (ID really) with you |
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Cali guy 818
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No you don't because Ireland and England are both part of United Kingdom. But you should bring it just in case, you know? |
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Thom
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You have to swim if you are Irish. |
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