Advisory service for young people near Southampton City Centre. Young people can come here for…read moreadvice on jobs, housing, counselling and so on. Near the job centre on a main road, so parking is not great, however around the corner is a multi story. Staff are friendly and most know their stuff and they is a nice warm atmosphere when you enter. They take your name and find you an advisor. They also have lots of information leaflets and computers that can be used for C.V's and Job Hunting. No Limits now has Connexions advisor based within it so there is even more information if you need. Definitely the place to go if you need help.

Fantastic library based in the civic centre - easy to access from town. Is absolutely huge, with…read moreamazing selection of books, and I think around 50+ computers with internet access. Has reference library downstairs with rows and rows of desks surrounded by books, directories and so on. Also has wide range of magazines and trade directories that you can look through. Just next door is an art gallery and a cafe which does lovely food in a really attractive environment. It also has a small gift shop where you can buy artist's work from as well as stationery, cards etc.

A good library in town with many books, papers, magazines, cds and films. They have computers that…read moreyou can use to access the internet and there is normally a queue to use these. The library is located inside the civic centre and is quite big on three floors.

A good library on the top floor of the shopping centre with a good selection of books, dvds and cds…read moreto borrow. They also have a small selection of good books for sale at good prices. They have a few computers with free internet connection that you can use which are normally in use when I go. There are newspapers and magazines to read. There are lots of leaflets to pick up from here. They have activities on each week including baby rhyme time and toddlertime. Most of the staff are friendly. There are toilets very close by. The library is closed on a Wednesday.

Thank you to the awesome staff at this establishment Great…read moreattitude Brilliant atmosphere Very kind polite. I really appreciate you're help today. Keep up the amazing work. Thanks again

A fairly large Post Office with a good number of windows. Staff always friendly and helpful with…read moreenquiries. My only critcism with this PO is that they don't have more windows available in busy periods, such as pension day!

Small (tiny even!) but well resourced local library. On Fernbank Road, the main road through North…read moreAscot. Great children's books section with little chairs and cushions to sit on. Good selection of adult fiction and non fiction books. Selection of journals and magazines. DVD rental, some audio books and large print books. They will order in books from other local libraries. Plenty of parking. Internet access free of charge on 2 PC's. Photocopying facilities. Plenty of local information and leaflets about the facilities in the area are available. There cram a lot into a very small space!

One of my favorite tourist sites to visit when back in the UK…read moreKnown as King Henry VIII palace it is such a great place with lots to see and obviously a ton of history Do the headset tour the first time you visit so you know all the rooms and what you're looking at I especially love the old kitchen area and the gardens , the garden maze was always a fun area as a child Staff are all super nice and helpful Lovely day out

Love this place. We live fairly close and have bought a season pass so we can enjoy the palace in…read moreall its glory. It's nice that the palace gets decorated for Halloween. The haunted garden round the back is also great to bring kids. Love it!

We did the inner circle tour and it was worth every penny! There is an option for a sunrise tour…read moreand sunset before and after the place closes to the public. We opted for the sunset tour and were still able to spend our money in the gift shop, as it remained open. But there were no food options open at this time. We then took the bus to the site and were allowed to go inside the circle. Normally, you must stand about 10 yards away but being inside was unreal! There were so many unique photo ops from this vantage point and the fewer people was priceless. There were about 30 people total and they split you into 2 groups to take turns being inside. The guide and information presented was great as well!

As a history lover, Stonehenge has been on my bucket list. My visit yesterday did not disappoint…read more In fact, Stonehenge is an amazing wonder. My heart skipped some beats as I got my first glimpse of the great rocks. My husband and I took a small group tour to visit the site. We arrived early in the morning before crowds of tourists. I had downloaded the audio tour on my phone, which was fabulous. We bought tickets at the site. Tickets allow access to the museum/discovery center, a bus ride to the site and access to the walking path around the stones. Fees collected support the site. Paid admission is totally worth the visit. Stonehenge is a Neolithic site that was built over a 1000 year time period 3000 B.C. The site was a burial site, ceremonial site with astrological importance to these early people. The construction of the site is a prehistoric wonder. Two different types of huge rocks were gathered and moved across many miles to the site. The stones were carved to shape and secure them in place. Thousands of people must have participated in construction. Burial mounds surround the rock formation. Artifacts discovered at the site suggest that people were highly sophisticated. Some of the artifacts are displayed and replicas of there homes can be explored at the Center. Stonehenge is a World Heritage UNESCO site. Parking is available but there is a fee. Restrooms are nice. There is a cafe that is quite good at the center and a gift shop with reasonably priced visitor guidebooks. The site is accessible for wheel chairs and strollers, but the path is not paved. Worth a visit....I highly recommend.

The Police who work at this station ignore hate crimes committed by their partners at the Dept or…read moreWork and Pensions and allow them to avoid prosecution. Staff in Andover Job Centre has abused, made fun of, and openly discriminated against a disabled man with a brain injury who they caused to suffer PTSD after they constantly bullied and harassed him for several years. This was reported to Hampshire Police in Andover but they did everything they could to avoid getting involved and they seemed to believe that the Job Centre Staff are able to investigate hate crime themselves. They seemed to think that because the DWP have a complaints procedure that this will do instead of a Police Investigation. Disability harassment is a serious offence but because the man is a victim of partners of the Police they will not intervene. The response to the man complaining to the DWP through their system as advised by Hampshire Police was for the DWP to shut down his claim and force him to become homeless by putting him into rent debt. They are not content with just starving him. They can bully and abuse all they like whilst we have this weak policing. I found Andover Police to be unhelpful regarding hate crime and dishonest. I found them to work outside of their oaths and to be prejudice against people with disabilities that involve brain injures or other mental incapacitates. That is my review of Andover Police in Hampshire.

We attended mass at The London Oratory and had a nice time. The sanctuary is absolutely stunning…read more We attended the Sunday evening service, so it was not as busy. The statues, art, and architecture are stunning! It's an incredible space and absolutely worth a visit even if you don't participate in the services. It's is also conveniently near a lot of nice restaurants and shopping, so you can visit it while doing other things in London. Be sure to pop in!

Located on the Brompton road between Knightsbridge and south Kensington, you can see this Catholic…read moreChurch from the distance. It's an architectural masterpiece and given that it's situated next to both the V&A museum and natural history museum, the building needed to make a statement which it does. This is one of the few Catholic Churches in London that offers the mass in Latin and as such is a must stop for any traditionalist. The Latin mass attracts lots of young people and is say its well worth experiencing. Services are offered in English too and the church is also open for private prayer.