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UK holidays, days out & entertainments

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Days out with a dog near Lichfield/Burton on Trent?
Will be staying in the area for a few days between the 2 towns and was wondering where to go for days out that is dog friendly? Have had a look at the map but other than the Arboretum which isn't really dog friendly, nothing is really obvious. Any local knowledge would be appreciated.
London Attraction ticket deals
is anyone aware of deals for the Buckingham palace? I can't seem to find any, have guests coming over and they wanted to see it but they are expensive £21.50 Is anyone aware of a good place where I can find cheaper? I am looking for the dungeons and madame tussauds tickets but for those I have already found good deals (2…
Things to do Cornwall - Lizard - Lands end way??
Hi Guys We are taking our lot on a nice Holiday in October for a week. Every year we go on a budget holiday and always try and do the free things but this year we are lucky and we have a bit of money to spend, so I would like to find some activities that we have never been able to do like; Zorbing Laser Quest Go Karts Boat…
Jigsaw Festival Yorkshire
Charity Jigsaw Festival St. Martin’s Parish Church, Brighouse, HD6 1AT Friday 26th to Monday 29th August 2016 Friday, Saturday, Monday - 10.00am to 5.00pm Sunday - 12 noon to 5.00pm Admission to the Festival is £2 for Adults with accompanied children free.
Dog Friendly Accommodation in/near Huddersfield
Hello folks, I hope you can help me as I'm struggling to find anywhere on my own. I'm after somewhere for 2 adults and 2 dogs in or near Huddersfield for November. It's my youngest son's Graduation and we need somewhere for the eldest son to dogsit for us during the ceremony. I don't mind if it's a hotel or self catering,…
Help needed finding UK Hotel please?
Hello forumites, I'm hoping some one can help me please? My partner has recently had a lot of health issues, including tests for heart, lung issues, and possible cancer. So, it's been a stressful couple of weeks. He really does need a break from it all. What I'm looking for is a nice hotel, with a spa preferably, in an…
Honeymoon ideas
Hi guys, I am getting married in just over a month. My fiance and I recently moved into a new place and only started planning this wedding around March so my budget is very tight. On top of this, my fiance does not like to fly at all. When the wedding is over, we have just under 4 weeks off together but I have no idea what…
Doors Open Days Scotland - free entry certain Sept days
This has been in the go fo a few years now and includes some pretty amazing places, some of which aren't open to the public at any other time. Entry free on selected weekends - just search the area or date which you are interested in. http://www.doorsopendays.org.uk
London Hotel for New Year
We are staying in London for a week, 31 Dec - 6 Jan. Any recommendations for a good hotel?
B&B near Stansted
Sorry if this is in the wrong section. I am looking for a cheap and cheerful b&b near to Stansted airport, for one maybe two nights at the end of November. Any recommendations please? Carmen
2017 Road trip
Next year we plan to have a little road trip starting in Bristol then Exeter then Cardigan bay area . We have accomodation picked for the 1st 2 stops but are struggling with Cardigan bay. Can anyone suggest a hotel in the area or reasonably near by please?
Low Cost Holidays - TSB debit dispute
Hi, Just out of curiosity, has anyone had their money back from TSB? I've had money put back into my bank, but I've been told to wait a 45 day waiting period.... I just want to know if anyone has actually had their money back or am I going to be disappointed at the end of it all? Oh and if this is in the wrong section, I'm…
Caravan parks - late deals?
Looking for a 3 night break for Friday 19th, 2 adults, 2 children. Do holiday parks (Haven, Park etc) do cheaper last minute deals? Based in the Midlands so fairly happy to go anywhere (except Scotland and North East - too far) Is it worth ringing them nearer the date?
Thorpe park eating advice
We are doing a 3 day Merlin trip next week. Our plan is to have a packed lunch every day but we are visiting Thorpe park on the last day and head home after something to eat. We are looking for advice on somewhere reasonable for a quick tea. We get discount on food in the park having the premium passes so is the food…
London eye
Hi, I'm looking at taking the family on the London eye on Friday 26th august and just wondered if anyone had any cheap codes or sites for tickets please, they are doing a 2 for 1 offer but you need a train ticket to claim the deal and I'm driving down there unfortunately Thanks
Dog friendly cottage/lodge/caravan park
hi, can anyone please recommend somewhere in north eastern England/Northumberland/Yorkshire which has dog friendly cottages/lodges or caravan parks near the beach and also has good nearby pubs shops,restaurants etc ,
Sun holiday with a dog?? Any suggestions??
Hi there Could anyone please suggest a 'sun holiday' site that is good for dogs ( i.e: near the beach / good walks ) Also needs to be relatively flat ( ish) due to health issues. Many thanks in advance!! :)
The best place you've stayed at in or around Blackpool?
So where did you think was the best and what in particular did you like about it? Anything in particular you disliked? I have stayed at: Best Western Carlton The Big Blue Hotel The Claremont The Hilton The Imperial The Manhattan/Manhattan? The Norbreck I have also stayed on the Haven Cala Gran holiday park. Also stayed at…
Grays, Thurrock
Hi there, we're coming to the UK! From Sunday 31 July until Sunday 7 August we are staying in Grays, Thurrock. Can anyone suggest free or cheap things to do in the area, including good charity shops? We have a car, and my dds are eight and five. If you could point me to discount vouchers or codes for events, that would…
Cable car at o2
If I book online for the emirates cable car, do I need to print tickets off and do you get etickets. Thank you

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