- Wessex Society - Dedicated to the history, culture, folklore and regional identity of the English counties of Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire.
- National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service - A network of Councils for Voluntary Service (CVS) throughout England. Advice, information, publications, training, events, news and resources.
- Fly the Flag - Promoting an awareness of England and all things English. Information about membership and events, forum, and patriotic paraphernalia for sale.
- England for Connoisseurs - Contains recommended London and regional hotels, restaurants, and shops, articles and event diary of cultural, sporting and royal events.
- English Historic Towns Forum - Association of local authorities disseminating best practice on a wide range of issues concerning the management of historic towns and cities through conferences and publications; working with and lobbying, government and other policy making bodies.
- English Culture - Your key to the fads, foibles and eccentricities of cultural England.
- Nostalghia Southern England - Photographs of Bath, Stonehenge, Lacock, St.Ives, Exeter, Dartmoor National Park, Shaftesbury, Brighton and London suburbs.
- RSVP - Introduction agency also providing social events. Profile, services, policies, events and enquiry form.
- Cross of St George - Celebrating Englishness, with notes from English history, plus message board and chatroom for debates.
- AltCulture - Dedicated to deconstructing popular culture with the aim of promoting an alternative culture. Essays on issues such as "Is The X-Files Subversive?" and on expanding awareness of St George.
- River Thames Lifestyle - A brief history of the river which runs from the Cotswolds to London, with photos and discussion of the lifestyles of residents of the river and its banks.
- Alcoholics Anonymous. - A complete list of every AA meeting in England, updated every month.
- The British Page - Humorous and slightly sarcastic views on Britain and the British as seen by a Dane.
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