I suppose technically "Mainland UK" excludes the Isle of Wight, Anglesey and all the Islands off Scotland. That could make registration awkward in such places.
Jim
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'ere, a petition for you all to sign.
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Of course the IoM and the Channel Isles are not part of the UK!
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Nor the Isle of Sheppy nor Eel Pie Island, not so sure about Thanet or Ely.
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I was rather pissed off to read the other day (in Wikipedia, so it may not be true) that Anglesey is now technically regarded as part of the mainland. Thomas Telford and Robert Stephenson have a lot to answer for.
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Where was that, then? I don't see it. It says it's part of Great Britain, but that's not synonymous with the British Mainland.
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Ah, neither do I any more. Perhaps I was dreaming...
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I had a holiday on the Isle of Sheppey with my parents as a young child. I didn't realise until now that it was my first trip "abroad"!
Jim