A site of links for people interested in learning and creativity.

I have chosen Stephen Fry talking about learning in an attempt to sell some of the denser tomes on our shelves

Listen to the likes of Edison and Churchill

If you have a broadband connection then you cannot fail to be impressed. There is a download involved but it tells you what to do.

Not the most visited, the most valued

Lots of great websites

A beginners guide to the internet, computers and broadband.

Less flashy than Webwise (above) but lots of important information.

Click on the links on the left.

Find out what all those odd words mean. And then find out what all the odd words in its description mean.

Use this to search for any subject you like. Also contains links to Google's email service which is very good.

If you have any question at all, about anything at all, ask it here and the internet world will try and answer it. Registration free and Trustworthy

One of the best and most comprehensive websites out there. As you would expect.

Extensive Encyclopaedia made by internet users (not 100% accurate)

A dictionary, by the makers of Wikipedia

Free blogs for journals, photos and anything else

Like Friends Re-United without the extortion

Social network site aimed at younger people

A nice alternative to Windows Explorer

Lots of Photos and Local History

Local Information

Don't mention it.

Trading As Arriva

But ignore the Amazon links! - Our average fiction price is less than £2, Amazons flat delivery fee is £2.75

Writers talking about their books

Read Google's collection of old books

For those interested in finding something new to listen to. It's ok.

Extensive music information

Extensive film information

Searches many online encyclopaedias

Medical Advice