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Cameron backs HS2 northern route despite opposition

January 28, 2013 By Annie Darling Leave a Comment

David Cameron will go forward with plans for new high-speed rails links to the north of England. Today plans were revealed for the extension of the London to Birmingham HS2 line. Despite opposition against the £32bn HS2 project the new line will reach as far as Manchester and Leeds. The rail link will cut journey […]

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The Blame On Living In London

May 11, 2012 By Annie Darling Leave a Comment

Living In London’s band of the month are Yorkshire lads, The Blame. They will be playing tomorrow (Saturday 12th May) at The Good Ship in Camden. 24 hours before their London gig, band member and crazy cat, Ian Britt, shared some views on the capital. What’s your favourite BAR? Any! London is awesome all over. […]

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Goldsoul On Living In London

May 1, 2012 By Annie Darling Leave a Comment

GoldSoul are one of the hottest northern bands in the UK right now. Having been publicly endorsed by a number of national and international artists such as BRMC & Kasabian, they have since been been voted by NME as One-to-Watch and their energetic live performances have gained them a sterling reputation. The boys – David […]

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