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City Visitor - Interactive UK directory providing in-depth local, regional and national business listings with detailed city, shopping and service guides.
UKVillages.co.uk - Collection of local links for communities in the UK. Users can add their own information.
UpMyStreet - Provides a range of information including council tax bands, property prices and the performance of council services for towns in the UK.
British Towns Network - Directory of town and county web sites within the United Kingdom.
British Services - Portal to county guides, county councils and business web sites around the UK.
The UK's Online Community - A partnership between local councils, organisations and businesses to provide relevant information to local residents, visitors and tourists.
Village Key - News and information on UK villages.
2cUK - Guide and directory covering news, jobs and propery.
My Village Network - A collection of community pages including links to business, entertainment, services and jobs.
InfoSpace UK - Local information, business and people finder, including e-mail and phone number lookup searches.
B4USearch.com - Directory of businesses searchable by location or name.
Touch - Offers a series of local directories with business listings, classifieds and forums.
Town and About - Directory of local businesses and leisure venues. Organised by town name with contact details and a few website links.
Villages Online - Directory of community, city, town and village websites organised by region.
Rural.co.uk - Map showing UK villages with their own web sites and discussion forums for local communities
Townlevel - Directory of UK and Irish companies and organisations searchable by type, name, location and postcode.
Touch Local - Offers a series of local directories with business listings, organised by location.
The Ultimate Directory - Regionally organised database of UK based businesses and organisations. Lists contact details, maps and directions. Also offers advanced searching and a residential phone book.
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