At 42 London Road in Glasgow is an awesome small Italian restaurant. Run by Mario, Carlo and Carmen, this is a gem of a restaurant. The food is delicious, superbly presented, wholesome and just so tasty. The prices are really competitive; in fact, the prices are cheap to be honest, especially for what you are getting. If you in Glasgow treat yourself to a great meal in a relaxing, cosy and awesome restaurant, making proper food, just like Mama just to!
Our UK on-line travel destination guides provides you with current information, news, suggestions and recommendations at your selected destination. CUin websites are unique, offering you everything you may need, neatly packaged. From hotels, car-hire, transport options, airport ‘meet and greet’ services, park and fly deals, London theatres, restaurants, pubs, flights and so much more. Visit us at www.cuinguides.com for an updated list of published websites. Know your destination!
Monday, 31 October 2011
Glasgow City Chambers
This awesome building is the Glasgow City Chambers. The building is located in central Glasgow on George Square, close to both Central and Queen Street Railway Stations. It is also the site of the Anti-Capitalist Please do visit us at www.cuinguides.com, Know your destination!
Sunday, 30 October 2011
The Sanderling Pub - Glasgow Airport
I am not a great fan of branded pubs, I think it takes too much out of a traditional pub and service is one of those main items. The Sanderling Pub at Glasgow Airport is undoubtedly one of the worst pubs I have ever been in. The staff are just awful, you can see that it is not their place they drag the furniture around like they want it to break it and the service could best be summed up by, well you actually feel like a piece of that furniture!
However, as they thankfully shut shop and chased every one out, we found the pub in Frankie and Benny’s open. In Frankie and Benny’s the staff are warm, welcoming and the place is clean. If you need a drink or something to eat at Glasgow Airport, I would not hesitate in recommending them.
As for this Wetherspoon pub, The Sanderling, I think we should all vote with our feet!
However, as they thankfully shut shop and chased every one out, we found the pub in Frankie and Benny’s open. In Frankie and Benny’s the staff are warm, welcoming and the place is clean. If you need a drink or something to eat at Glasgow Airport, I would not hesitate in recommending them.
As for this Wetherspoon pub, The Sanderling, I think we should all vote with our feet!
Saturday, 29 October 2011
Tiger Lucky Eight
This fine mural, the ‘Tiger Lucky Eight’, was commissioned by Tiger Beer to celebrate the year of the Tiger in 2010. You will find it down at the River Clyde not far from the Clutha Bar. The Clutha Bar features traditional Scottish music, the name Clutha comes from the Roman name for the River Clyde.
Friday, 28 October 2011
Clanadonia live in Glasgow
So we arrived in Glasgow to a real treat. Outside The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall were this incredible band, Clanadonia performing. This tribal pipes and drums band is just amazing. Their music is truly awesome, have a peek at their website at www.clanadonia.co.uk. Have a look at this animation produced by a student, Daniel MacLennan, who was inspired after watching Clanadonia performing on the streets of Glasgow. He produced “The First Hunt” for his BA (HONS) degree, check it out on You Tube.
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Edinburgh to Glasgow
Today we are off to Glasgow; we are going to really miss this wonderful city Edinburgh. Edinburgh is just such an awesome city, thanks to the CUin team we will aim to have a guide up and running by the end of the year. I am going to say that in my humble opinion, Edinburgh is the BEST city I have ever been to. However, time to move on, so off to Glasgow. One last comment, if you have never been to Edinburgh, make a plan to get here, it is amazing! If you need to book a ticket go to http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk if you are coming from further afield and you need a flight, secure the best deal at our 'book a flight' section.
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Scott Monument Edinburgh
The Scott Monument was erected in memory of a great historical novelist, playwright and poet, Sir Walter Scott. Sir Walter Scott died in 1832 after contributing a host of famous titles including; Ivanhoe, Rob Roy, Waverley and The Lady of The Lake. The statue of Sir Walter at the base of the monument depicts him with his dog Maida. The statue is made from white Carrara marble contrasting brilliantly with the dark Victorian Gothic monument. The Scott Monument has 287 steps and affords magnificent views around this remarkable city.
Edinburgh – Bobby the loyal Scottish Skye Terrier
The Doric pub and restaurant in Edinburgh
Still in Edinburgh and I must say this is a pub and restaurant that serves the best food ever. We had black pudding spring rolls to start and the best fish and chips ever. I know a burger should probably not be up there as a great meal, but at The Doric it is in a different league. Homemade and simply delicious if you ever in Edinburgh visit The Doric just off Waverly Bridge where the open top buses leave from. The Doric is a great pub with the best food ever.
Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Edinburgh is such an awesome city
What an awesome city Edinburgh is! This picture of Edinburgh Castle was taken from Princess Street, looking over the Princess Street gardens. There has been a royal castle on this site since the 12th century. However, human habitation is believed to date back to the 9th century BC. If you have not been to Edinburgh yet, trust me, it is well worth a visit. A friendly city, lots to see and do. The CUin team are currently compiling a destination guide for this Scottish capital. CUin Edinburgh will be published by the close of 2011.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Stansted Express
BACK ON TRACK
Well the good news is that the Stansted Express service is back to normal with trains every 15 minutes linking Stansted Airport with Liverpool Street Station in London. The Stansted Express takes 45 minutes with trains departing every 15 minutes. For more information or to book a ticket, follow this direct link to the Stansted Express website @ www.stanstedexpress.com.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Stansted Express – Service Update
Tuesday 18.10.11 @ 6.40pm
The Stansted Express service is operating from London Liverpool Street Station. The trains are departing only every thirty minutes at 10 and 40 minutes past each hour calling at Harlow Town and Bishops Stortford. From Stansted Airport the trains are departing every 15 and 45 past each hour.
For up to date information please visit the following link;
www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com/travel-informationStay Green - Cycle London
A recent initiative between the London mayor, Boris Johnson and Barclays Bank has seen a bicycle hire scheme introduced into the capital. You can hire a bicycle at designated cycle stands throughout the city and return it to an ever growing number of locations after you are finished. The scheme has also paved the way for additional and improved cycle lanes, it’s all about time!
The Barclays Cycle Hire in London is designed for short use. The shorter you use the bicycle for the cheaper the costs. In fact, pay the £1.00 daily usage fee and you can use a bicycle for free for trips under 30 minutes. There are docking sites located all over the city. It is a cheap, fun way to explore this glorious city. You will find more information at the Transport for London website, www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/cycling/14811.aspx
The Sustrans website, www.sustrans.org.uk will provide you with additional UK cycling news and provide you access to cycle routes and maps throughout the UK. We hope to CUin London soon.
Stansted Express Updates
Major delays affecting Stansted Express still being experienced. For more information go to:
www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com/travel-information
Stansted Express Delays 18.10.11 08H15
TUESDAY 18th October as at 08H12 - STANSTED EXPRESS DELAYS AND NO CURRENT SERVICES bETWEEN LIVERPOOL STREET STATION TO STANSTED AIRPORT-
If you are intending to travel to Stansted Airport via train please note: There are major disruptions on the Stansted Express service from Liverpool Street Station. Currently there are no trains leaving Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport. There is a limited half hourly service operating between Stansted Airport and Stratford Station. From Liverpool Street use the London Underground on the Central Line to Stratford Station.
From Stratford the Stansted Express is operating a service every 30 minutes to Stansted Airport. We will keep you updated but check the Network Rail website for live updates @ www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com/travel-information
Billy @ CUIN
If you are intending to travel to Stansted Airport via train please note: There are major disruptions on the Stansted Express service from Liverpool Street Station. Currently there are no trains leaving Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport. There is a limited half hourly service operating between Stansted Airport and Stratford Station. From Liverpool Street use the London Underground on the Central Line to Stratford Station.
From Stratford the Stansted Express is operating a service every 30 minutes to Stansted Airport. We will keep you updated but check the Network Rail website for live updates @ www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com/travel-information
Billy @ CUIN
Monday, 17 October 2011
A fun-filled tour of London
When you are in London, why not consider using London Duck Tours. It’s a guided tour passing many of the capitals famous buildings and iconic landmarks. The fun filled tour follows a route along the road and even plunges into the River Thames for a close up view of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. For additional information, places to visit and other interesting sites in and around London, please do visit us at www.cuinguides.com. You can purchase tickets on-line at www.londonducktours.co.uk/
London Heathrow Airport - LHR
Are you flying into London Heathrow Airport - LHR?
Whether you are a regular traveller to Heathrow Airport or it’s your first visit, our website will provide you with the latest news, information, products and services. Our CUin websites are unique, offering you everything you may need, neatly packaged in our user friendly, ‘all in one’, websites.
CUin Heathrow is a compact website to assist you in finding and booking hotels, flights, restaurants, UK trips, London theatre deals. Find Heathrow Airport parking, personal ‘meet and greet’ services, Heathrow hotels with parking. Book transfers from London Heathrow Airport to Gatwick, Stansted and Luton Airports. There are no commissions, no booking fees, it’s all free!
Reserve the best car-hire deals at Heathrow. Book flights anywhere in the world. Choose the best chauffeur services available. Learn about the Heathrow Express, Heathrow buses and all the other Heathrow Airport transport options. Confirm the status of any flights arriving or departing from Heathrow Airport. Discover information about shops, restaurants and pubs at Heathrow terminals 1,2,3,4 and 5.
London Heathrow Airport information and destination guide. Visit us at www.cuinheathrow.com
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Cheap Travel in UK
Visiting the United Kingdom soon and looking for a cheap way to get around.
National Express Coaches are a great way to travel while in the UK. An extensive network offers passengers a wide choice of destinations. National Express Coaches offer Brit explorer passes with a 7 day Hobo Pass; a 14 day Footloose Pass and the 28 day Rolling Stone Pass. The passes afford you unlimited travel hop on and off as you wish.
National Express links airports, seaports, towns and cities across the country with over 1,000 destinations throughout the British Isles. For more travel information, recommended trips, attractions and so much more, please do visit us at www.nationalexpress.com/coach/index.cfm
Alternatively, visit our individual CUin Destination Guides for Heathrow Airport @ www.cuinheathrow.com; for Gatwick Airport @ www.cuingatwick.com; for Stansted Airport @ www.cuinstansted.com; for Luton Airport @ www.cuinluton.com.
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