Staffordshire is usually associated with the Potteries and the Black Country, the industrial heartland of the Midlands, yet it is also a county of gently rolling landscape with some of the most eccentric gardens in the country.

The Ultimate Health Warning. Your Guide to the Weird World of Health and Safety. Scarcely a day passes without the media latching on to another absurd bureaucratic regulation. Of course, not all health and safety rules are as daft as they sound, and often there is no real substance behind the zany headlines. Some regulators do have our best interests at heart. However, the reality is that most of

Tessa Newcomb's art arises from piercingly clear, pristine perceptions of the everyday and natural worlds. This book reveals how her subtly multi-layered paintings are illuminated by an interior radiance.

Kath Kelly was broke. That was ok, as all her friends were, too. But she had an important event to budget for, just a year away. One drunken night, she made a rash decision: to live on just a pound a day for the next twelve months. This book tells her story.

A football book, featuring profiles on Bristol Rovers great players from the past.

A football book, featuring profiles of Bristol City's great players, from the past.

Tracks the genesis of the Women's Land Army in the First World War through to its re-formation in the Second World War and final disbandment in 1950. This book contains sections that include: Holding the Home Front: The Women's Land Army in the First World War, and Back to the Land: The Women's Land Army in the Second World War.

Filled with amusing stories, this illustrated book looks at almost every conceivable aspect of life in the city of Bristol.

From the Duke of Westminister's Eaton Hall to Lord Leverhulme's Thornton Manor and his noted garden village at Port Sunlight, there is a swagger and grandeur about the landscape and garden experiments in the county. This guide celebrates historic gardens in Cheshire.