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The weather METARS displayed above are being generated by the British Towns Weather Station in Cambridge from information received via NOAA from official UK weather stations. We are now displaying the current weather conditions at all the major UK International Airports on the pages within this site. The METARS are updated automatically every 30 minutes from our weather station which is part of the St Ives website in Huntingdonshire and the district's four other principle towns being Godmanchester, Huntingdon, St Neots and Ramsey.

 

Latest images of Britain submitted by website users

View from my kitchen window taken at the end of September 2009; just before I mo
Mulberry Road
by Terry Hughes
 
Another image from the rooftops of Spratton
Dog on a hot tin roof?
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
With good lighting an interesting image is created.
Mirror image, Spratton.
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
Taken from the Southern end, the garden is fully enclosed, but is open for visit
The Walled Garden @ Delapre Abbey, Northampton
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
Placed in centre of town, 8mts high dedicated to local scientist Francis Crick w
Sculpture in Northampton Centre.
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
One of scores of old postcards to see and enjoy on my new site at http://www.cay
Compare this old view with my modern one
by Peter Lee
 
There's no better place on the East Coast on a sunny day.
A wonderful vista looking south
by Peter Lee
 
Scarborough Castle is visible from the cliffs at Cayton Bay. On good days it is
On a clear day, you can see Scarborough...
by Peter Lee
 
From the clifftops you get a good view of the buildings on the shore.
Looking north from the cliffs
by Peter Lee
 
One of several interesting weather vanes to be seen in Spratton.
Weather vane, Spratton
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
One image of the many that can be seen throughout Spratton, spring & summer.
Blooms of Spratton
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 
Lovely old church c/w lots of interesting headstones.
St Andrews Church, Spratton
by Ronald Fitzhugh
 

 

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