Directory of England
Welcome to our British Directory service. This directory is derived from the British component of the DMOZ directory. The DMOZ Directory project was the largest human edited directory on the planet. The DMOZ directory project is not currently being actively maintained however there is an active archive site. Even though the sites listed in the directory are not being updated, I still believe the archive has utility and many of the listed sites are still active on the net. I believe it is unfortunate that they stopped actively maintaining the project as I think it was an excellent world wide directory of websites.
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Brayford - General source of news and information about the parish, its history, geography, amenities, clubs, societies and groups.
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http://www.brayford.org/
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Brayford Boomerangs - Pre-school group, providing their photograph gallery, curriculum, meeting times and contacts for particpation.
(Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.brayford-boomerangs.org/
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Brayford Jubilee Project - Initiative to raise awareness of the cultural heritage, and restore buildings in the village of High Bray.
(Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.lhi.org.uk/projects_directory/projects_by_region/south_west/devon/the_brayford_jubilee_project/index.html
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GenUKI: High Bray - Genealogical research and historical information, with map showing the boundaries of the original parish.
(Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/HighBray/
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Little Bray House - Details of self catering holidays in converted farm buildings, or bed and breakfast with the former farmhouse.
(Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.littlebray.co.uk/
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Old Stables - Details of self-catering accommodation at Stone Cross.
(Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.the-old-stables.net/
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