Which site in the uk is good for genealogy and is free?

Free BMD has most of the Birth, Marriage and Death indexes from 1837 to the early 1900s, it isn’t complete for all years but they have a table which tells you what years haven’t been transcribed yet:

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/

The main advantage of the Latter Day Saints site which you have been given the link to in the previous question is that they give you the 1881 census free.
It is a good idea as well to have a look at and register with Genes Reunited, it is free to register and search, but there is a small annual charge if you want to contact people, although I think they can contact you on the free membership. People often find distant cousins etc. who are researching a common ancestry.
Another posting site is Curious Fox where people post according to areas of the country they are researching families from, the same thing applies there is free membership and a small paying one:

http://www.curiousfox.com/

It is also worth searching to see if there are family or local history societies for the areas you need as a few of them occasionally put some resources online.

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