Uli Meyer Studios From features like 'Space Jam' and ' Who Framed Roger Rabbit?,' to commercials and 2D print work, this London-based studio has a really cool portfolio to show for its 12 years in the biz. Sky Digital viewers will also recognise the Jagger-alike Red Rocks ("press my button, baby!") campaign. The site lets you view all the animated sequences too - you'll need Quicktime for these, but check out the 'Spider Smith' sequence from 'Lost in Space,' which is very cool indeed. Although some of the sections are not yet finished, the site provides some background detail about how it's all created, which is fascinating for us layman types. Found in Animation and Special Effects

Young Scot Young Scot is a cool and comprehensive portal that "offers incentives, information and opportunities to young people aged 12 to 26 to help them make informed choices, play a part in community life, and make the most of their leisure and learning." There are loads of information channels, including Europe, leisure, money, and relationships, where you can get the latest news and have your own say on the issues. We like the section on Internet saftey, ("Now we aren't getting heavy here, just a bit protective - hey, we care!"), which provides hints and tips for safe surfing. Can't argue with that, now, can you? Found in Scotland > Teenagers

Buy Fresh, Buy Local "Within the South East of England, each area has a distinctive character and a charm of its own. If you get out into the countryside and off the beaten track, you will find tranquil villages, stunning views and historic sites." They're not wrong, you know. This site illustrates the value in buying local produce, whether at Farmers' Markets or Pick Your Own Farms, but they are also keen to promote the countryside itself. Investigate the listings for local food events, including Jubilee Picnics and the Isle of Wight Garlic Festival, as well as recipes from the region. We'll be trying out the asparagus risotto later... Found in UK > Food and Drink Directories

Drink Later Just before last year's General Election, the Labour Party sent out text messages saying, "Cldnt give a xxxx 4 lst ordrs? Vte Lbr on Thrsday 4 xtra time." Vowels or no vowels, it seems this little teaser was in fact just that. Any sign of debate on the subject over the last year in Parliament? Nothing, nichts, nada and it's really got the folks behind Drink Later going. This campaign is not just about being able to drink more, however - it aims to bring in sensible licensing laws, so that the streets are not crowded with drunken revellers all at one time, thus reducing pressure on the police and the public. Why not have your own say? Found in Political Opinion > Petitions

Uniting the Kingdoms? Uniting the Kingdoms? is an online exhibition examining "how the many kingdoms in Britain and Ireland were conquered and ruled by the French, how some fought back, and how the Welsh, Irish, Scots and English ended up with only one (Scottish) king among them." It provides galleries, maps, documents and a very handy Monarchs list, making it useful both as an introduction to the Middle Ages, and as a resource for the seasoned pro. The site is part of the Public Records Office, so you can be sure you're getting reliable information too. Found in History > Middle Ages

Sites Featured in Picks of the Week: Uli Meyer Studios  - animation superstars. Young Scot  - young Scots run free. Buy Fresh, Buy Local  - local food for local people. Drink Later  - after hours. Uniting the Kingdoms?  - we just want to be together. Another drink? Fat chance. Suitable for framing.