Jmd: 200 books

A brief look at the life of Stacy Bromberg and the world of Ladies Darts. Stacy Bromberg burst into the top echelon of darts when she made the final of the 1995 Women's World Masters. That was the same year she won North American Open. Although she was beaten by Englands Sharon Colclough in the...

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. The five churches walk is a circular walk starting at University College Suffolk (UCS) and finishing on the Waterfront. This walk concentrates on the five churches in the Waterfront area.

Take a stroll down Edmiston Drive with the people who know it best - the fans! The Bear is the unofficial online Rangers fanzine, packed with features to get your blue blood stirring. Edited by David Edgar and Scot Van den Akker, and featuring articles from Bears all over the world, it takes a sideways...

Take a stroll down Edmiston Drive with the people who know it best - the fans! The Bear is the unofficial online Rangers fanzine, packed with features to get your blue blood stirring. Edited by David Edgar and Scot Van den Akker, and featuring articles from Bears all over the world, it takes a sideways...

It was a 4-iron. From 221-yards out. And it finished less than four feet from the hole cut on Carnousties 18th green. Just like that, Paul Lawrie, not Jean Van de Velde, was the 'champion golfer of the year' for 1999, the winner of perhaps the most controversial and memorable Open Championship of all...

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. The waterfront UCS and finishes at Stoke Bridge. This walk is a leisurely stroll along the Waterfront where there are numerous cafés and restaurants strung along the quays.

Walks Through History Ipswich is a collection of eight walks designed for visitors, whether local or from away, to see what of the towns diverse past can still be seen today, how it features in the towns history and to get a taste of what Ipswich is all about. As well as exploring the Town Centre, special...

John Thurtell John Thurtell was born in Norwich on 21 December 1794. His father Thomas was Alderman in Norwich and later Mayor. Aged 15, John received a commission in the Royal Marines, but a year later he was discharged for misconduct, By 1819 he was a bombasin manufacturer and a boxing match promoter....

Aston Villa is one of the great clubs of world soccer. From its founding in 1874 Villa rapidly became a major force. It was the Villa secretary William McGregor who set in motion the Football League in 1888. Football was never the same again. Even before the League, Villa began to supply internationals....

Brentwood today is a busy modern town with close proximity to London where many of its present residents work. However, the town enjoys a fascinating history and its provenance is linked to many national characters and famous events. This 9000 word e-book provide is a must-read for Brentwoodians,...

The period 195864 saw radical changes in the lives of most young people and the establishment of a popular culture for the young based around music and fashion. Colin Millers memories of his life as a working-class student in the city of Leicester highlight the many personal and social issues and challenges...

A review of Nyron Nosworthy, a cult hero of Sunderland afc by Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.One of ten individual player reviews from Rob Mason's 'Sunderland afc Cult Heroes'.

A review of Chris Makin, a cult hero of Sunderland afc by Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.One of ten individual player reviews from Rob Mason's 'Sunderland afc Cult Heroes'.

For the Orient (and subsequently Leyton Orient) the eighties were a decade that can be described as a fairly typical one in the clubs 130 year history. There was the usual share of pain in the league, the standard sprinkling of heroic cup performances and, of course, more than the odd financial crisis...