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Stanford in the Vale - The Hidden Past Revealed
by David Ashby
This book describes the growth and development of the village of Stanford in the Vale, from its earliest beginnings nearly 10,000 years ago to the present day and is a fascinating insight into the history and archaeology of Stanford in the Vale, and of rural settlement development. It also shows how a broad practical archaeological approach can be utilised to examine the changing nature and formation of settlements.
Mute is the Lark - a plea for the countryside
by Alfred James
This unique publication is highly topical and passionately written, expressing a deep love of the countryside, harking back to the past and mourning its passing, the message comes at a time when there is an awakening to countryside loss and the increasing threats. This is a book for all countryside and nature lovers and those concerned with its loss.
A Musical Digest of Spain
Compiled by Colin Whyman
This Digest gives a brief biography, in chronological order, of all composers of Spanish classical music born between 1400 and 1999 arranged by the locations with which they are associated.
Another Wet Saturday: Village Verses and Views
Colin Gates
A book of poems and sketches combined to make a profile of lost days before and during Covid-19 lockdown.
Tales From Beyond The Old Parish Pump
Colin Gates
This 'vocal history' is presented against a background of Charlwood's more formally recorded, yet colourful, history and a rich vein of the local humour runs through each glimpse into the village's past.
Hanney: Life in an Old Berkshire Village
Alfred James
Alfred James takes us on an amusing and nostalgic journey along the highways and byways of that part of Oxfordshire that was formerly part of north Berkshire.
From Hanney to the Hot Spots
Alfred James
In his sequel to Hanney, Alfred James relives his experiences as an unsuspecting National Serviceman in two troublespots of the early 1950s - Egypt and Cyprus.
Paediatric Dermatology: A Concise Guide
Amanda Oakley and Marius Rademaker
Over 60 fully illustrated conditions with differential diagnoses and drug lists
A Splash of Moonshine
John Travis
An exciting tale of moonlight and suspense...
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