Beech House Hotel Reading
60 Bath Rd Reading, Berkshire, England, RG30 2AY, United Kingdom
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... over 600 shops at any given time could be the most amazing sight you would ever see. Uniquely designed jewelry and even with an option of customization in such a big market of gold attracts gold-lover from home and overseas both.
Because of rising diversity ...
Saint-Bonnet-le-Froid to Kew Gardens - Ruth
... at Gare de Lyon we decided it would be quicker and easier to catch a taxi to Gare du Nord. That was before we saw the line waiting for taxis. Fortunately the line moved quickly so after waiting about 15 minutes we were on our way in a comfortable, clean Mercedes. We were in plenty of time for Jan and enough time for Ruth who went straight through to the waiting area for the Eurostar to London, leaving Jan to find her way to Charles de Gaulle airport and her flight back ...
Visit to the family
... br> On Tuesday we went to Bath and had a wonder around the town and visited the street where parts of 'Oliver!' were filmed! Chris gave us a wonderfully ridiculous tour of the (rather ordinary) street until the usual English rain ended our day and we headed off back to Reading.
I'm really hoping the rain will be gone by tomorrow, when I'm off to meet Amber, Jordan and Nicki again for our day in London to see the Lion King Musical at West End!!! So excited!!!!
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The one where I ate everything!
... that nothing was actually broken, then got given a pair of crutches and politely told to go and man up for a few weeks!
Sunday was a whistle-stop tour of Central London, with enough hobbling for a week! Leicester Square, Chinatown, Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Westminster, London Eye, Tate Modern and Brick Lane! Its hard enough even saying the list, walking was edging on hellish!
Monday was my counterpart, Karl's, GCD and as a result ...
First few days in Hounslow
... The hub is a community centre in Hounslow West. It has a number of services for the public including a café, internet suite, SureStart (service for families with young children), a counselling service and many other services of benefit to the community. Volunteers will be involved in many aspects of work at the Hub. A primary focus of the placement will be preparing for the TW4 Carnival in June; which brings many community groups and local people together to have fun and ...



