Britain's longest-established professional symphony orchestra. Official site with contact details, membership information, history, and concert listings.

Began his career in the 1950s in pop music, then became a tenor opera singer in Britain and Europe. Biography, discography, and photos for the late singer.

… band Andy Hamilton and the Bluenotes and jazz talents from Britain and overseas. Site includes schedule, artist profiles, and directions.…

One of Britain's leading poetry magazines, features original poems, and reviews, and sponsors a rewarding annual contest for unpublished poems, less than 80 lines in length. Winners have been announced for 2003 contest.…

…n hundreds of newspapers and magazines throughout the U.S., Britain, Canada, and other countries.…

London, the specialist gallery for 20th century works on paper by modern masters, mainly from Britain, France, Belgium and the Netherlands, primarily 1890 - 1950.

Contemporary art gallery, based in London, showing up-and-coming artists from Britain and overseas.

Specialises in paintings, drawings, and sculpture by artists from around Britain. Includes details of previous and current exhibitions. Located in Glasgow.

Humorous paintings of Britain in the sixties, done in watercolor and pastel.

Still-life, landscapes, light houses, wild life, floral, fire fighting and little league baseball paintings of New Britain, Connecticut.

The Association aims to heighten public awareness of Britain's monumental heritage - past, present and future

British artist working in bronze, silver and stainless steel has worked on a number of major commissions in Britain and the United States.

Artist and printmaker in South Wales, Great Britain, with diverse projects, photos and contact information.

…h in Anglo-Saxon life. Covers the Anglo-Saxon occupation of Britain, the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons, papal authority, ecclesiastical organization and observances, missions, and the religious basis of Anglo-Saxon art and literature.…

Background about Naipaul, reaction to his winning the Nobel Prize from Trinidad, South Asia, Britain and the United States.

Historian and author of 'The Men Who Built Britain-A History of the Irish Navvy'.

Carlton Television presents Bill Bryson's guide to Britain

A long poem by the Scottish poet Robert Burns offers glimpses of how the holiday was celebrated in rural Britain.

…ce, alive with the historical detail she loves. In Dark Age Britain, a Saxon wicce meets a Viking warrior and their love changes history.…

Nick Gevers talks to Ian McDonald, one of Britain's more significant SF writers.