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Laura Davies

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Gender Female
Age 60
Date of birth October 5,1963
Zodiac sign Libra
Born Coventry
United Kingdom
Height 178 (cm)
ResidenceOttershaw
United Kingdom
Surrey
United Kingdom
England
United Kingdom
BooksLaura's Little Green Book of Golf
NationalityEnglish
British
Siblings Tony Davies
Official site lauradaviesgolf.com
Best femal golfer espi award 1995
Command of the order of the british empir2000
Gwaa asapsport jim murray award2013
Gwaa femal player of the year1994, 1996
Parents Rita Allen
Dave Davies
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Dame Laura Jane Davies, DBE is an English female professional golfer. She has achieved the status of her nation's most accomplished female golfer of modern times, being the second non-American to finish ...

Unesco world heritage status: Seven sites win UK backing

Feb 16,2020 8:17 am

By Emma HarrisonBBC News

Seven sites in the UK and its overseas territories are in the running to win Unesco World Heritage status.

York City Centre , Birkenhead Park and an Iron Age settlement in Shetland are among the locations being put forward by the government to join the prestigious list.

The globally-recognised designation is given to places of cultural, historical or scientific significance.

There are already 33 World Heritage sites in the UK, including Stonehenge.

Globally, the sites on The List overseen by The Agency of the United Nations , include Australia's Great Barrier Reef and historic areas of Cairo.

Five new sites from across the UK and overseas territories have been added to the government's " Tentative List" which is published about every 10 Years and sets out the locations it is felt have The Best chance of succeeding in being included.

The Department for Media, Culture and Sport confirmed the new sites are:

Two other sites submitted their full nominations to Unesco earlier this year, and remain on the government's Tentative List.

They are The Flow Country, a large area of peatland across Caithness and Sutherland in the north of Scotland which plays a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, and the Gracehill Moravian Church Settlement in Ballymena, Northern Ireland .

Heritage Minister Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay said: " All the locations being put forward would be worthy recipients of this Accolade - and we will give them our full backing so they can benefit from The International recognition it can bring. "

Laura Davies , HM Ambassador to Unesco, said The Five new sites added to The List " brilliantly reflect the diversity and beauty of the UK and its overseas territories' natural and cultural heritage".

The DCMS said it will work with local authorities and devolved administrations to develop their bids.

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