RSPB Pocket Birds of Britain and Europe by Jonathan Elphick and John Woodward is a 224-page paperback published by Dorling Kindersley in 2012. A compact reference for readers interested in British and European birds, birdwatching, nature, and wildlife. This English-language edition is offered in good used condition
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Travellers First Aid Handbook is a Reader’s Digest paperback guide to emergency treatment at home and abroad, produced in collaboration with the British Red Cross Society. With 88 pages of practical first aid information, this compact handbook is a useful reference for travellers and anyone interested in basic emergency care.
1991 reprint of Cambridge and Surrounding Places of Interest by Michael Hall, with photographs by Ernest Frankl. Published by The Pevensey Press. Paperback, approx. 100+ pages. Good condition with light scuffing to spine. ISBN 0907115403.
Hardback quick reference guide for Microsoft WORD Version 3.0 on IBM PC/XT/AT systems, published in June 1987. In good used condition, offering a vintage snapshot of early word processing software and 1980s computing.
A key piece of UK legislation outlining the framework for land use and development control. An essential reference for those interested in planning law and policy.
Brewer’s Britain & Ireland by John Ayto and Ian Crifton The History, Culture, Folklore and Etymology of 7500 Places in These Islands Paperback book has 1237 pages and is in good used condition… back cover bottom left corner has a small crease (see photos)
Creating Organisational Advantage: Developing a Resource Based Perspective on the Role of the Corporate Centre Thesis by Nicholas Stephen Potter submitted to the University of Birmingham for the degree of Master of Philosophy School of Business The University of Birmingham October 2005 Good used condition 392 pages
In the finest tradition of the bestselling Please Take Advantage of the Chambermaid and The World’s Stupidest Signs, here is an even more astonishing collection. More of the World’s Stupidest Signs. Hunting far and wide, fearless researchers have gathered the silliest instructions, the most bizarre translations, ludicrous announcements and ridiculous memos from offices, hotels, road…
In today’s volatile and ambiguous world, organizations need to be able to respond rapidly to changes in both their internal and external environments. The key to retaining this competitive advantage is agility – a set of capabilities that help them adapt with the full cooperation of their employees. Packed with helpful checklists, tips and advice,…