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Anglia Pages - Limited offering of business pages from South East England
Bournemouth 'lookit-up' - Business directory that carries advertising for local traders.
Wycombe Online - A local business directory for High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
Muswell Hill Business Online - Directory of Muswell Hill, North London.
The Village - UK and Ireland directory featuring small businesses.
buzz-pages - Linking local authorities and public bodies in the UK and the private sector for Shropshire and Birmingham.
Wizlist - Advertiser-only directory of UK businesses - very low content.
Professional Services Register - Very low number of professional service providers to assist firms in the procurement of consultancy services.
Inmanchester.co.uk - Manchester business directory.
The Lincolnshire Business Directory - The business directory for Lincolnshire.
The Birmingham Web Directory - Business and homepage links for the West Midlands.
Buy Borders - Directory of businesses based in the Scottish Borders.
Spotlight Local - Low content directory of Businesses searchable by County or by Town.
Business Match Bristol - Find up-to-date information about doing business in Bristol.
Select-A-Trade Online - A UK trade directory providing an easy to use search facility.
UK-Countryside - Directory linking countryside web sites for business and pleasure.
A Business Directory For Llyn, Gwynedd, Wales. - A Comprehensive Business Directory For Llyn, Gwynedd, Wales. In English and Welsh.
Find a Professional - The easy way to find a professional in your area.
Shenfield, Essex - This site is the definitive reference guide to Shenfield and Hutton in Essex.
The First Directory - Information on UK companies from aerospace to waste.
Brighton and Hove Business Directory - Search by business type and town or postcode.
UK York - Attractions, travel guide, and entertainment guide to York UK.
UK Internet Solutions - Features business directories for about 30 cities.
Welcome to Watford Tourism - Information on entertainment and leisure as well as the history of the area.
Clifton Online - Includes a business directory, useful information, forthcoming events and a childrens section.
North Shields, Wallsend and Whitley Bay - Town centre guide, find shops and services via interactive scaleable maps. Latest news and information about each town. Free updates for all businesses.
The Prudhoe Business Directory - Directory containing listings of businesses and organisations.
Watford Leisure - Information on leisure facilities, latest news, sports courses, community arts sessions, and special events programme.
Yeovil Pages Business Directory - A local directory, telephone numbers, direct links, and e-mail addresses.
Harlow Business Directory - A-Z Directory of businesses based in Harlow Essex.
Burnham & HIghbridge Directory and Information - A comprehensive directory of over 1000 businesses, clubs, associations and organisations in the Burnham on Sea and Highbridge region with local information and services.
ThomsonLocal.com - UK businesses and local information from across the country.
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