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Crouch. Touch. Pause. Engage!

by Melissa Brobby

August 22 2014 in Things to do

Between September 12 and 29, the tickets for all 48 titanic clashes of the Rugby World Cup 2015 will go on general sale. If you’re keen to get your hands on a ticket, then you need to create and account and register here. Please note, you can only book through…

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Celebrate Global Champagne Day with a pop and a fizz, on a summer trip to some of England's best vineyards. 🥂

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Former England football captain David Beckham and Guy Ritchie have just opened a pub in London, The Walmer Castle. 🍻 🍸 Check out these other great spots to watch the football in England. ⚽ 🙌

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Ever wondered where Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 🍫 started, or what Bruce Bogtrotter's cake 🍰 might taste like? Discover this and more at the The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. #RoaldDahlDay2018

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Wish you were here right now? Us too 🥂

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Happy #GlobalChampagneDay! Get planning for summer with these 7 English vineyards, perfect for tasting tipple or two 🥂 https://t.co/NtAEBpH9jU #FridayFeeling https://t.co/80XNJnyjWv

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Such exciting news about the #RoyalBaby 👑👶! To celebrate, take a walk with us down memory lane to some of the beautiful places where members of the #RoyalFamily were born. https://t.co/ANXMY0j1wg https://t.co/pRWPK9UDrM

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Did you know @TheJohnRylands Library 📚 in Manchester houses a William Caxton edition (the first printed version) of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales from 1476. 📖 👉 https://t.co/SUPbPcYSnP 👈 #LibrariesWeek @visit_mcr https://t.co/wvDY2Uqg9R

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