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Hotels:

Classic Britain

Directory of privately owned and managed hotels. Online availability and booking.

http://www.classicbritain.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Classic British Hotels

Online reservations and information on independent British hotels categorised by quality and style.

http://www.classicbritishhotels.com

Cotswolds Finest Hotels

A consortium of independent hotels. All hotels are individually owned or managed, and links are given to their own web sites where available.

http://www.cotswoldsfinesthotels.com

Fine Individual Hotels

Includes a map showing the hotels' locations and descriptions and photos for each, plus a brochure request form.

http://www.fihotels.com/

Great Escapes

Membership scheme offering hotel accommodation. Includes FAQ, scheme details and members area.

http://www.greatescapesuk.com/

Hotel Shop

Specialising in last-minute shorts breaks. Brief descriptions and prices on some of the accommodation offered.

http://www.hotelshopuk.com

HotelSelect

Reservations system offering discounts on hotels worldwide.

http://www.hotelselect.co.uk

Johansens Guides

Annually inspect and recommend independently owned accommodation globally.

http://www.johansens.com/

Perfect Places

Personal hotel accommodation booking service for group organisers and tour operators.

http://www.perfectplaces.co.uk

Short Breaks Direct Ltd.

Offer short and leisure breaks nationwide.

http://www.shortbreaksdirect.com/

Somerston Hotels

Have hotels located from Taunton to Inverness including most major cities.

http://www.somerstonhotels.co.uk

Travel-Offers

Details of the hotel pass accommodation programme offered by this company.

http://www.travel-offers.co.uk

Swimmer Simmonds makes GB history

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news.bbc.co.uk

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Brown seeking to rally ministers

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Father questioned on baby murder

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End is nigh

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