Need some information
Jan 18th 2004, 10:04 am
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Need some information
Dear Friends,
As i know UK is the very cold country, but then also i want to know which is the warmest part in the whole UK some that cold is last for few months only ( I mean it's southern part means which state) . I'm afraid of cold weather.
And of course what is the current IT market in those place.
With regards,
jitendra.
As i know UK is the very cold country, but then also i want to know which is the warmest part in the whole UK some that cold is last for few months only ( I mean it's southern part means which state) . I'm afraid of cold weather.
And of course what is the current IT market in those place.
With regards,
jitendra.
Jan 18th 2004, 10:20 am
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Re: Need some information
Originally posted by grshakya
Dear Friends,
As i know UK is the very cold country, but then also i want to know which is the warmest part in the whole UK some that cold is last for few months only ( I mean it's southern part means which state) . I'm afraid of cold weather.
And of course what is the current IT market in those place.
With regards,
jitendra.
Dear Friends,
As i know UK is the very cold country, but then also i want to know which is the warmest part in the whole UK some that cold is last for few months only ( I mean it's southern part means which state) . I'm afraid of cold weather.
And of course what is the current IT market in those place.
With regards,
jitendra.
Jan 18th 2004, 2:10 pm
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Re: Need some information
Like every other country in the northern hemisphere, the further south that you go in the UK, the warmer it is.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
Jan 19th 2004, 2:47 am
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Re: Need some information
Originally posted by Pulaski
Like every other country in the northern hemisphere, the further south that you go in the UK, the warmer it is.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
Like every other country in the northern hemisphere, the further south that you go in the UK, the warmer it is.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
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Jan 19th 2004, 3:19 am
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Re: Need some information
Originally posted by Pulaski
Like every other country in the northern hemisphere, the further south that you go in the UK, the warmer it is.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
Like every other country in the northern hemisphere, the further south that you go in the UK, the warmer it is.
Cornwall is the warmest part of the UK, in the extreme south-west, and is a popular holiday destination in summer because of that. It is also well known for the large number of high-tech and IT companies that have located themselves there to take advantage of being closer to the USA.
I think the tech companies get as far west as Swindon and realise the M4 is not that quick.
The main areas of IT in the UK are London city, London Docklands, Bracknell, Reading, Swindon (M4 tech corridor) and Cambridge.
Jan 19th 2004, 8:17 am
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But i think Cornwall is in Canada not in UK
It was still joined to Devon when i left the country in October
Jan 19th 2004, 3:07 pm
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Originally posted by Pollyana
hmmmm, Cornwall has gone west in the last couple of months then......!!! It was still joined to Devon when i left the country in October
hmmmm, Cornwall has gone west in the last couple of months then......!!!
It was still joined to Devon when i left the country in October
Jan 19th 2004, 8:00 pm
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LOL!!!
Very good, haven't laughed so loud in ages!!
Very good, haven't laughed so loud in ages!!
