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Guild of Motoring Writers Member Launches On-Line Photographic Agency
LONDON, United Kingdom, 15 March, 2010 - Guild of Motoring Writers member Glen Smale has launched Virtual Motorpix, a new photo agency offering hundreds of thousands of previously unpublished specialised and individualistic motoring and motorsport images.
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Cut the cost of motoring as petrol hits record high
Petrol prices are due to hit a record high of 120p a litre despite the oil price being at half 2008 levels
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Petrol prices head for record high
FAMILIES and businesses across Oxfordshire are counting the cost of rising pump prices as motoring experts warn a litre of unleaded could hit a record high in a fortnight.
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Auto Trader releases iPhone app for car buyers
Auto Trader has developed an iPhone app that uses image-recognition technology to read car number plates. The popular motoring website said the new app enables users to quickly search for vital vehicle info, making car-buying decisions easier.
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NRMA finds new CIO
NRMA has hired John Hanna to replace former chief information officer (CIO) Craig Gibbons, who left the motoring services organisation at the end of last year.
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Vauxhall Insignia VXR Review
The Vauxhall Insignia was introduced as the replacement for the Vauxhall Vectra and was immediately and justifiably voted European Car of the Year. This is a vast model range that covers most tastes and outlooks from eco-motoring to the load-lugging Sports Tourer.
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NRMA says technology is key to combating fatigue
The state's peak motoring group says police are right to be planning a crackdown on fatigue, but pulling drivers over on suspicion may not be workable.
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Analysis: Why Sunderland got the Leaf
Nissan had already said that it would invest some 200m euros in a battery factory near its Sunderland manufacturing plant, yet it was never a given that the company would also produce its Leaf electric car here too.
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Study shows Aussie dingo may be world's oldest dog
Australia's iconic dingo may be the world's oldest breed of dog, according a major new DNA study that is likely to boost conservation efforts.
Nation, world go green for St. Patrick's Day
All the world from the Sydney Opera House to the Empire State Building turned Irish, or at least Irish for the day, as revelers marked St. Patrick's Day with bagpipes, dancing, emerald lights and green body paint in a flurry of celebration.
John Tartaglia's 'Imaginocean' Makes a Splash at New World Stages Beginning in NYC
Imaginocean, a new family musical adventure created and written by Emmy and Tony Award nominee John Tartaglia (Avenue Q, Shrek the Musical), begins performances at New World Stages March 17.
World's richest man visits Lebanon, ancestral home
The world's richest man told a group of university students in Lebanon, his ancestral home, on Wednesday that education and jobs are the best way to fight poverty.
Nation, world go green for St. Patrick's Day
Much of the world is turning green Wednesday for St. Patrick's Day, the annual celebration of all hues of Irishness.
Mexico-England World Cup warmup on May 24
England will host Mexico in an exhibition game at Wembley on May 24 as its prepares for its World Cup opener against the United States. England is due to depart for the first of two trips to a training camp at altitude in Austria on May 17. If Arsenal or Manchester United advance to the Champions League final on May 22, national team players from those clubs would not be used in the Mexico...
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