WILLIAM HORNER
AND HIS CREAMERY
(Jill E.King)
Jill King has produced a fascinating account, an invaluable social history contribution, of the impact made on the Cheshire village of Cuddington & Sandiway by entrepreneurial Yorkshireman, William Horner, from his arrival in 1874. From Victorian times Horner’s Creamery was sending produce all over the North of England and beyond and provided employment for large numbers. Hardback, 120 pages. Also on sale at newagents in Cuddington and Weaverham.

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THE PRICE OF INNOCENCE
(Maurice G Nash)
Few men have survived to write a first-hand account of the brutality of the Second World War. Maurice Gorham Nash has never forgotten July 1944 when, in a remote area of Tuscany, he stumbled on the immediate aftermath of the massacres of 187 Italian citizens. A half-century later he set out to investigate what largely remained one of the most moving, untold atrocities of the war in Italy.
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TARVIN COUNTRY
(R.M.Bevan)
Latest in the immensely popular Times Past series. Covers an area radiating four or five miles from Tarvin (Cheshire) and takes in Barrow, Mouldsworth, Ashton Hayes, Willington, Burton, Clotton, Duddon, Stapleford, Hargrave and Huxley.
Detailed histories of some of these already exist in published form but here the brush-strokes are broader, the text and illustration chosen for their wider interest.
100 pages with over 140 superb nostalgic photographs.

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COLIN LYNCH'S NORTHWICH
(Colin James Lynch)
The CD version of the much-acclaimed book, COLIN LYNCH’S NORTHWICH, with 400+ pages and over 350 photographs. The author, Colin Lynch, is recognised as the leading authority on the history of Northwich and the district’s unique salt industry. His painstaking research flows from every page. Contains PDF files. You will require Adobe Reader or alternative software.

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THREE PARISHES
(Tom Wright)
Three Parishes is a Personal Collection of superb nostalgia centred upon the Cheshire parishes of Norley, Oakmere and Delamere. The author has spent all his life here, a true countryman. Packed with wonderful illustrations , anecdotes facts and information. This has been a best-seller and no wonder. Only on sale now due to a few copies found in stock.
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TIMES PAST SERIES
(Four books, CD format)
Terrific value.
Four Cheshire books on one CD — Times Past Series: Tarporley & Beeston Country; Three Parishes: Norley, Oakmere & Delamere; Kelsall & Willington; Kingsley, Acton Bridge, Crowton & Norley.
Over 400 pages in total with hundreds of illustrations.
Unbeatable value
The CD contains PDF files. You will require Adobe Reader or similar.

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PAUL FERGUSON'S JUMPERS TO FOLLOW
"If you love your jumps racing Jumpers To Follow is a must" - Charlie McCann of Bet Victor. Last Year's 40 Leading Prospects included SPRINTER SACRE, unbeaten, winner at Cheltenham, Aintree; SIMONSIG, winner Cheltenham and Aintree; CINDERS AND ASHES winner Supreme Novices' Hurdle (10/1);
BOBS WORTH winner RSA Chase (9/2);
RAYA STAR won 3 handicaps incl. Ladbroke Hurdle (12/1).

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TARPORLEY & BEESTON COUNTRY
(R.M.Bevan)
Packed with nostalgia and over 170 photographs in an evocative snapshot of this beautiful area of Cheshire. The Dones, of Utkinton, the Civil War, Tarporley Hunting, Tarporley's lost railway, Tarporley Races, the fire and tragedy of Oulton Park, the Bunbury scholar who sent a king to the block, the Elephant & Castle mystery solved.
A delightful book, a best seller not to be missed.

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KING OF THE RIVER
(A.H.King)
The Cheshire villages of Farndon, Churton, Aldford and the River Dee provide the backdrop for the activities of an eccentric group of fishermen, 'The Churton Angling Club'.
Follow the escapades and antics of a club that rarely boasted more than three members — Joe Chaloner, Arthur King and Tom Ord, who revelled in the delights of their countryside.
An angler's delight... Last of the Summer Wine with fishing rods.
Wonderful nostalgia.

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