Firstly, we endeavour to ensure that the site can be used regardless of whatever browser you use and also what resolution you have your browser set to, however like all these things it is better with some than others. The site has been designed around Microsoft IE 6 and the latest Firefox browser, which you can download by clicking the link below, at a resolution of 800*600.
As you can see we also aspire to Bobby AAA rating. This is a constant challenge as the pages are changing all the time. We are committed to ensuring that there is equal access to this site by everyone regardless of ability. We apologise, up front, for the times when a code error or new item causes a disruption to this access no human system has yet been developed that is perfect and we are sure that includes us too, however we will continue to use our best efforts to maintain as high a standard as we can at all times. The SITE MAP accessible as a text link from the Home Page provides direct access to all the main pages of the entire site.
These user information pages are currently being developed and specific instructions regarding non-keyboard and/or non-pointing device access will be published as soon as possible.
The purpose of this site is to provide a directory of the
towns and villages in the United Kingdom and where we can find them link to
either the "official"
Web site for that location. This is fairly easy for the
Counties and Districts as we provide a link to every Local Authority Web site.
Visitors to the site who are not resident in the UK will find these links will
provide a vast amount of information regarding the region they administer
including sections specifically for the tourist.
There are individual pages on this site for each and every Borough or District whereupon you will find a list of every town and village located within the Borough or District. The town or village names may have hyperlinks that will take you off this site to either the "official" Web site for that location or to the best Web site we can find that covers the location. All along the way you will find much additional information that have added to make your visit to this site more enjoyable and informative. Follow this link for an explanation of the area and administrative structure of the United Kingdom.
As you dig deeper into the site the maps become more detailed, you will also find an increasing number of both new and old photographs that are relevant to the page you are using. Each location page shows particular attractions and events in that area. The national pages have national events and attractions whereas the local pages have local events and attractions.
These hyperlinks almost do not require explanation as they will take you to the main sections of this website, BRITAIN, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES and NORTHERN IRELAND
The bottom row of hyperlinks will take you to the any of the site services, remember you can access any of the hundreds of main pages in one click from the SITE MAP
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Many of the major section pages also carry a Usually at the top of the menu are links to new sub-sections. For example this illustration is the side menu of the ENGLAND section. The links in the menu will take you to major attractions and events in England, to information about the Ancient English Tribes and the Tribal Kingdoms and also to a Physical map of England. (You will find similar information about each of the countries that make up the United Kingdom. Below this are text links, these links repeat
graphical links on the main part of the page, for example on the maps. These
text links can be used by all but are provided as part of our policy to
provide Hopefully you will have found this information useful. From here we suggest that you either return to the HOME PAGE or go to the SITE MAP. Remember clicking on the maps will take you where you wish to go! If you still have questions you may find the answer on of FAQS page. |