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	Owen Massey - Libraries - Erotic fiction in Borsetshire Libraries
		Borsetshire Library Authority serves the villages and four main towns of Borsetshire, a total population of 500,000, of whom 60% have a library ticket.
		This report argues that it is a disservice to the public not to represent its tastes and proposes that a broad selection of erotica should be bought as an experiment and its use monitored during a trial period.
		Libraries in Borsetshire which are not yet computerised must rely on circulation staff to check the ticket at the point of issue.
	owen.massey.net /libraries/erotica.html (2062 words)

	The Archers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Archers is the world's longest running radio soap opera, one fifteen-minute episode having been transmitted each weekday on the BBC Light Programme and subsequently the BBC Home Service (now BBC Radio 4) since 1 January 1951.
		An "everyday story of countryfolk", it is set in the fictional Midlands village of Ambridge close to Borchester, the county town of Borsetshire: an imaginary shire situated in vague proximity to the real city of Birmingham in the West Midlands.
		Ambridge itself is sometimes said to be based upon the village of Inkberrow in Worcestershire.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/t/th/the_archers.html (446 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - The Archers - Borsetshire
		The cathedral city and administrative centre of Felpersham dominates the east of the county and the second largest settlement is the market town Borchester.
		Ambridge lies south-east of the Hassett Hills and falls under South Borsetshire District Council.
		The main local newspapers are the Felpersham Advertiser and the Borchester Echo and the area is served by Radio Borsetshire.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio4/archers/whos_who/characters/who_borsetshire.shtml (98 words)

	North Star International - The Archers Map Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Ambridge and Borsetshire District Map now provides those listeners with a clear and detailed street plan of the village of Ambridge and its surroundings.
		There is also a road map of north Borsetshire showing all the main towns and villages from Felpersham to Penny Hassett and Loxley Barrett to Hollerton.
		The Ambridge and Borsetshire District Map is a “must have” for all lovers of Radio 4’s “The Archers”.
	www.mapshopleicester.co.uk /northstar/archers.html (291 words)

	The South Borsetshire Hunt - Boxing Day meet
		Despite the parliamentary cloud that is hanging over hunting at the moment, there was a great deal of joviality as the South Borsetshire Hunt assembled outside The Bull at Ambridge for their traditional Boxing Day Meet.
		With more than forty riders and around three hundred supporters (some of whom had travelled from as far away as Birmingham) assembled to drink Alun Michael’s health, there was plenty of action for hosts Sid and Joleen Perks and their staff.
		He seemed to know exactly where we would have chosen to ride and he gave those children the thrill of a lifetime.
	www.south-borsetshire-hunt.org.uk /boxing_day.html (1261 words)

	The Archers
		The Archers is the world's longest running radio soap opera, one fifteen-minute episode having been transmitted each week-day on BBC Radio 4 since 1 January 1951.
		An "everyday story of countryfolk", it is set in the fictional Midlands village of Ambridge close to Borchester, the county town of fictional Borsetshire.
		Other settlements often referred to in the stories include Lakey Hill, Penny Hassett and Felpersham.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/th/The_Archers.html (271 words)

	An Everyday Story of Country Folk
		The stories centre on the Archer family, who live and farm in the fictional English village of Ambridge, in the equally fictional county of Borsetshire.
		(Geographically, Borsetshire must be somewhere in the west Midlands, as characters regularly pay visits to the real life counties of Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Shropshire.) Dan and Doris Archer were the hub for the stories in the beginning.
		As time went by, the mantle passed to Phil and his wife Jill, and in the last few year, it has passed again to their their son David and his wife Ruth.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/broadcasting/65836/1 (366 words)

	The Archers - Various links and two maps
		Ambridge in Borsetshire exists in a geo-magnetic anomaly, which bends the space-time continuum in a similar manner to that found at Lake Wobegone in America's Mid-West.
		Maps do not always show these anomalies as the curvature of the earth's surface at these points makes map drawing extremely complicated, and cartographers prefer to not bother, thus saving themselves a lot of time and effort.
		Residents of Borsetshire, the county in which Ambridge is located, also have their own newsgroup uk.local.borsetshire, however this newsgroup is not currently avaialble on some servers as for some reason the uk.* hierarchy newsgroup committee refuse even to allow discussion of the validity of this group.
	members.tripod.com /~jeremymcneill/ambridge.html (219 words)

	sowin' wheat wi'out brinin'
		Borsetshire Hunt (soon to be out of business, I suppose) and the second is a
		the second is a proposal that the public library in Borsetshire
		I never knew about Borsetshire, but I knew of Barsetshire.
	www.vocaboly.com /forums/ntopic3461.html (2099 words)

	Dr Jest's Caseblog: Panic
		Oh no. I can meet even the most eminent of Professor's gaze for at least 10 seconds now before I have to blink.
		This week I have been intrigued by a juxtaposition of events here in leafy Borsetshire and the wider world as represented on Radio Four's Today Programme.
		http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23068750/ For the uninitiated, and all the mums in Borsetshire, this is an essentially trivial viral infection.
	drjestscaseblog.blogspot.com /2006/06/panic.html (1308 words)

	Veronica Henry: Love on the Rocks - Penguin Book UK Ltd
		So being sent back to England to continue her education at a strict girl's boarding school in Bath was a culture shock.
		After leaving Bristol University, where she spent more time running a post-punk nightclub and hanging out with her future husband than studying Latin, she worked on The Archers, where her duties ranged from supervising the recording of new sound effects to giving guided tours of Borsetshire.
		From there she went to Central Television to become a script editor for Crossroads.
	www.penguin.co.uk /static/cs/uk/0/minisites/veronicahenry/about.html (500 words)

	Sonic booms over Borsetshire
		Since 2001, over 90,000 cyclist's have joined Cycling Forums to discuss topics from general cycling to equipment, training, racing and travel or vacation destinations (especially in europe during the tour de france).
		The content of the Sonic booms over Borsetshire article is:
		Borsetshire is mythically located between Warks and Worcs, I
	www.cyclingforums.com /archive/index.php/t-124660.html (1360 words)

	Dr Jest's Caseblog: June 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dr J will be available for General Greavsie Services (GGS) within the contracted hours of the New Greavise Services Contract, which is to say between 08.00 and 18.30 Monday to Friday.
		Outside these hours cover will be provided by the Borsetshire Greavsie Deputizing Service.
		As an addition to the above we shall be launching “Greavsie Direct”, a 24 hour nationally available helpline.
	drjestscaseblog.blogspot.com /2006_06_01_drjestscaseblog_archive.html (6384 words)

	The Archers - Encyclopedia FunTrivia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In which area of England is the series set?
		The fictional county of Borsetshire is located somewhere between Birmingham and Cheltenham.
		Some "incoming" characters have Birmingham accents, while most of the locals sound more West Country, but the main Archer family use a standard English accent.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/subtopics/The-Archers-181382.html (590 words)

	Untitled Document
		Until the script is working only edit those items in red.
		Borsetshire What's On "; # shows on browser top bar and buttons.
		Borsetshire What's On $prog_name ="AbleEvents version 1, 170602 ";
	www.able-events.netfirms.com /installation.htm (586 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - Listeners - Borsetshire!
		BBC - Radio 4 - Listeners - Borsetshire!
		The Fantasy Archers topic on the new-style message board is attracting just as high a standard of contribution as the old board.
		(Lyndie-note in margin: I must speak to Borsetshire Today magazine to see whether they will sponsor us for such a shameless plug)
	bbc.co.uk /radio4/archers/listeners/parodies/borsetshire_musical.shtml (317 words)

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		This evening will be one of the most moving experiences in music: a feast of music by the 17th century English composers Dowland, Gibbons and Dearing.
		Tears and Cries evokes the sounds of the City; the daytime bustle of London’s street-markets, tradesmen and river taxis, and of the Country; introducing us to a Breughelesque cast of bumpkins (beekeepers included!) inhabiting the Borsetshire of Shakespeare’s day.
		This event will never be repeated, it is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
	www.wyastone.co.uk /wyastone/2004/2004ss_07.html (210 words)

	Where is Little Totterington - really?
		(permanent population: 480) - is somewhere south of Birmingham, north of Borsetshire, and maybe between St Mary Mead where Miss Marple lived and Sunnydale where Buffy lives - the murder and vampire centers of the planet.
		The locals have a Mummerset accent, and live in a picture-postcard village (well, a collection of holiday photos, actually).
		When I see my friend Charles again, I will take him to task for suggesting a date with that young lady’]
	www.angelfire.com /games4/littletotterington/characters/where_LT.html (570 words)

	Owen Massey - Libraries
		Library science jargon that sounds dirty by Aaron J. Enright.
		Erotic fiction in Borsetshire Libraries, a tongue-in-cheek report I wrote at library school
		Miss Charlotte Brown, librarian, goes mad by Felix Jung - a pantoum!
	owen.massey.net /libraries/index.html (564 words)

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