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iRespect.net
  This website, created by Gloucestershire County Council's Centre for Intercultural Resources and Language Education, provides information and resources for students, educators and the wider community on the themes of positive tolerance, active citizenship and cultural diversity. It includes lesson plans for teachers, a collection of life stories, and black and Asian history in Gloucestershire.
Literary Heritage - West Midlands
  This website provides background information about the people and places connected with the literary heritage of the West Midlands, from the 14th century to the present day. As well as author profiles, it offers extracts from selected works to illustrate a range of literary themes, and complete e-texts to read online or download free of charge.
Shropshire Routes to Roots
  The Routes to Roots website presents aspects of Shropshire's history in online learning packages, for use in the classroom or as collections of resources for teachers (suitable for Key Stages 1 to 3). The resources focus on Victorian crime and the World Wars, and include digitised archive sources, worksheets and a glossary.

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