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The Battle for
Badger's Wood
Sensitively combining humour and pathos,
the story follows the events which lead the animals of Badger's Wood to unite
with conservationists in a glorious fight against the developers who would rob
them of their homes.
Fly, bird!
Fly!
The story is an odyssey; detailing a breathtaking,
heart stopping journey of six thousand miles, made by a flock of Swallows on
their annual migration to Africa, during which their survival depends upon
fighting the elements and man every inch of the way.
The Breaking
Sword
Set in the harsh battlefields of Roman Britain,
the last violent and exciting chapters of an era in Celtic history are played
out within these pages.
The Arboretum
Story
A social history of a small, well defined area of
Worcester that was in its earlier days a well stocked arboretum, a pleasure
gardens and place for the citizens to promenade, and an area in which the more
disreputable could ply their trade. Now a tightly knit community well prepared
to defend itself against bureaucracy and the modern scourge of planning
blight.
Malvern between
the Wars
Examines a period in its history when Malvern
became the cultural centre of the world, hosting the first British Film
Festivals, concerts of Elgar, the first plays by George Bernard Shaw, and the
first appearances of actors like Errol Flynn and Stewart Grainger. A time when
going to the theatre or the cinema meant dressing up, as much to be seen as to
see. Recalled history by those who were there.
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