Landscapes, land, and the need for a political debate on how we use our countryside
Last time I looked they were still there, rusting metal posts beside a quiet country road near...
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Category: Authors & Reviews
World of Guinness lifts the lid on a family dynasty
If you’re in the market for a freshly-printed history of Guinness family members and their various...
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‘When surveyors tried to plot the direction of the new line, they were shot at’
Set in 1829, a new children’s book called Wrong Tracks centres on Edward Entwistle, a...
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Book Review: The Wager And The Bear by John Ironmonger
In his time, Douglas Adams, best known for writing The Hitchhikers’ Guide to the...
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How to speak Oasis: learn to talk like a (Manc) rock star
As a Mancunian who has lived in Newcastle and London, I’m used to people making fun of my...
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