I've arranged the links in roughly the same order as the menus, but there is a lot of detail within the categories that may not be obvious unless you've looked at this site on detail.  Have a nose around these anyway, they're mostly fun and informative.

Central Tax Office - The on-line searchable version of the database of conditionally exempt art.  If you want details of what's near you let me know and I'll mail you a copy of the list for your area.

Fnord - Squelchy's excellent and huge site about the Mark Thomas TV shows contains details about every show and a lot of back-up information and links to informative sites about the subjects of Mark's shows.

mtcp.co.uk - Peekay's site dedicated to the Mark Thomas TV shows with details about how you can get involved and how to join the Mark Thomas mailing list.

McSpotlight - details about the McDonald's stunt from the first series of The Mark Thomas Comedy Product.

Ilisu dam campaign - details of the campaign to prevent the government letting the ECGD fund Balfour Beatty to build the Ilisu Dam in Turkey.

Network Rail - the official site which has a very useful journey planner.

SWT - official advertising site for one of the world's worst train operating companies.

Friends of the Earth - find out if there are any GM crops being grown near you.

Details on Geoffrey at  http://www.cwn.org.uk/politics/mps/geoffrey-robinson/details.htm

The register of members interests is at http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm200001/cmregmem/memi02.htm

Standards and privileges select reports: http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm/cmstnprv.htm

Schnews - Alternative news source, very well written.

Circlemakers - Everything you need to know about crop circles, including how to make them.

Need to Know - Danny O'Brien's site containing loads of interesting info about the wierd and wonderful things that go on in the Internet world.

Riders For Health - A great campaign showing that $200 million will provide 2-wheeled transport for health workers *throughout* Africa, which is a tiny amount of money for the rest of the world to provide.