Valley Boys Of Wales, The - Owen Money & Lloyd Davies

Advantages: Easy read, real page turner
Disadvantages: Based on tragic events

... Boy A As both a film broadcasted by Channel Four and a Book, Boy A has shocked me to the core, its shockingly realistic and naked representation of children in society is not hidden, however it amazingly portrays the other side to cruelty and violence from very young children against other children. Something that I had not considered ever wanting to understand or ever realised how deep and conflicted my opinions could become. I hope that readers can appreciate that this review is not just of a book and is also of a documentary/film and of the tragic reality that the book tells. The Book Boy A is a novel written by a British author called Jonathan Trigell and it was published in 2004. The novel tells the story of a young man released into society after being imprisoned as a very young boy, he has a new identity... Read review

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Advantages: Many branches, deposits easily made
Disadvantages: Sometimes the shear size cannot deal with individuals across depts

...independant of each other, otherwise they will make mistakes and throw he rule book at you the same time! Lloyds TSB current accounts operate well, with many deposit points so you don't wait in a que. Moreover, many of their branches are open on Saturdays and they also have a method of depositing through the Post Office. Generally, access to the account is relatively and widely available. Lloyds TSB online banking - this is pretty good, although all high street banks now have this facility, it allows you to have all your accounts looked and monitored online. It is secure, but always remember to install security software on your machine just in case. Lloyds TSB text alerts: Excelllent, this each morning allows you keep your account in check and reminds you of your balance. Lloyds TSB online saver ; a great way to money aside, so if... Read review

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Advantages: Interesting, very interesting!
Disadvantages: The most famous tomb is now closed.

...Day 1 in Egypt, site number 2 (and it is only 09:30), so let's do away with the babble and launch right in.... ~What's this place all about then?~ The Valley of the Queens is the burial site for the Queens & children of the Pharaohs of the 18th, 19th & 20th dynasties (1550 - 1070BC). It is said that there are about 70 (some claim as many as 85) different burial sites in the area. Probably the most famous tomb here is that of Queen Nefertari*, which is the largest and most spectacular in the valley. Unfortunately, this tomb is now no longer open, we were told by our guide that a couple of years ago there was some rain in the valley, which caused some damage to Nefertari's tomb. The Egyptian Government went about restoring the damage, and spent roughly a cool million on it. To recuperate the funds they opened the tomb, but... Read review

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