Scots fighting to save highest BT phonebox
October 21, 2016
As Britain’s phone operator continues to shut down public payphones, a Scottish ski resort wins a fight to keep the highest phonebox in Britain active.
As Britain’s phone operator continues to shut down public payphones, a Scottish ski resort wins a fight to keep the highest phonebox in Britain active.
EasyJet, one of Europe’s biggest discount airlines, may buy a German airline to make sure it can still hop all over the continent after its
Hotel chains are opening boutique hotel chains for special audiences worldwide, but none of them can match the buzz of Harrogate’s Grand Hotel Beedapest…designed as
Expected drop in demand because of a falling British pound lead airlines to adjust winter schedules.
Britain’s railroads are planning to get rid of paper tickets over the next few years, going entirely to computer, smartphone and contactless cards.
The historic South Atlantic island of St. Helena, a British possession so remote that it was chosen as Napoleon’s escape-proof exile, has a brand-new first-ever
The British Museum has topped the list of most-visited tourist attractions in Britain for the ninth year in a row, drawing over six million visitors,
Scotland’s National Museum is opening a big expansion in July, with new galleries and an exhibit featuring Dolly, the first-ever cloned mammal.
Well, at least butter-knife points. French media are mocking a British supermarket that’s making straight croissants instead of…well…crescents.
With two months left to count, Spain had already clocked nearly 61 million tourists between January and October, a rise of 4.4% over last year.
As Britain’s phone operator continues to shut down public payphones, a Scottish ski resort wins a fight to keep the highest phonebox in Britain active.
EasyJet, one of Europe’s biggest discount airlines, may buy a German airline to make sure it can still hop all
Hotel chains are opening boutique hotel chains for special audiences worldwide, but none of them can match the buzz of
Expected drop in demand because of a falling British pound lead airlines to adjust winter schedules.
Britain’s railroads are planning to get rid of paper tickets over the next few years, going entirely to computer, smartphone and contactless cards.
The historic South Atlantic island of St. Helena, a British possession so remote that it was chosen as Napoleon’s escape-proof
The British Museum has topped the list of most-visited tourist attractions in Britain for the ninth year in a row,
Scotland’s National Museum is opening a big expansion in July, with new galleries and an exhibit featuring Dolly, the first-ever cloned mammal.
Well, at least butter-knife points. French media are mocking a British supermarket that’s making straight croissants instead of…well…crescents.
With two months left to count, Spain had already clocked nearly 61 million tourists between January and October, a rise