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Nottingham books and maps

Nottingham books: Maps
	Nottingham and Loughborough, Melton Mowbray (Landranger Maps) Price: £5.19 Publication: October 11, 2004
	Nottingham Premier Map Price: £4.95 Publication: January 2004
	Nottingham, Ilkeston, Long Eaton, West Bridgford, Street Atlas Price: £4.95 Publication: August 10, 2004
	Premier Map of Nottingham (Street Maps & Atlases S.) Price: £4.75 Publication: March 19, 2003

Nottingham books: Travel Guides
	Itchy Insider's Guide to Nottingham This guide to Nottingham's best pubs, clubs, shops, bars, restaurants and cultural hangouts features entertaining, incisive reviews, photos, information and maps - and is totally rewritten for 2005. Price: £3.50 Publication: December 15, 2004
	Itchy Insider's Guide to Nottingham The ultimate insider guide to Nottingham, reviews and photos for everything entertainment. Eating, drinking, shopping and clubbing, everything you need to know. The ultimate insider guide to Nottingham, reviews and photos for everything entertainment. Eating, drinking, shopping, clubbing and the odd sight worth seeing, everything you need to know. Including maps, entertaining and honest reviews and all the information you need including opening times, happy hours and dress codes. Price: £3.00 Publication: January 1, 2003

Nottingham books: History & Heritage
	Don't Be Late on Monday: Life in a Nottingham Lace Factory Lace-making was a hugely important industry in Nottingham during the 20th century, employing thousands of local people in hundreds of factories across the city. In Don't be late on Monday Mark Ashfield tells the story of the people who worked at just one of these factories, drawing on his long career in lace-making that lasted from 1936 until 1984, with a break of just four and a half years during World War Two. With humour, affection, and an eye for the details that characterised life in Nottingham in years gone by, the author recalls day-to-day episodes from the factory to give an accurate picture of a vanished way of life. But most of all the book is a tribute to the remarkable people, from the office boy to the company owner, who laboured in the lace trade and added to the reputation of the once-great industry. This delightful book is a fascinating memoir of an industry that was once at the heart of life in Nottingham. Mark Ashfield's lively and engaging account is sure to appeal to anyone with an interest in the history of the city, its industry and its people. Price: £9.09 Publication: September 2004
	Nottingham (Archive Photographs: Then & Now S.) The city of Nottingham has changed dramatically over the twentieth century with many historic buildings disappearing, old streets being altered by new developments and exciting new projects taking shape. Local historian Douglas Whitworth looks at these changes by pairing more than eighty pictures of city life with an equivalent modern image and describing the contrast between the two in informative captions. With the face of Nottingham being transformed so rapidly this captivating collection of images is valuable as a record of change at the end of the millennium. It will evoke memories of the city's past and inspire people of all ages with interest in their local history. Price: £9.09 Publication: April 2004
	The Illustrated History of Nottingham's Suburbs The Illustrated History of Nottingham's Suburbs shows how the countryside, farms and villages around Nottingham developed into the urban streets, residential areas, shopping districts and industrial estates that are so familiar today. In the course of the last 200 years, the outskirts of the city have been transformed and expanded in a way that would astonish Nottingham residents of just a few generations ago. In this detailed and fully illustrated account of the suburbs, Geoffrey Oldfield offers a concise history of each district, but he also features local anecdotes and folklore, and he remembers remarkable, sometimes bizarre episodes and notable individuals who played their part in the story. His survey will be essential reading and reference for everyone who takes an interest in their neighbourhood and in the complex, surprising history of the city itself. In the eighteenth century the population increased from 10,000 people to 30,000 in just 40 years. The history of districts as diverse as Basford, Bulwell, Lenton, Sneinton, The Park, Radford, Arnold, Carlton, Beeston and West Bridgford are recalled in his survey, as are the stories of the many other suburbs that make up the modern city. Price: £10.49 Publication: September 2003

Nottingham books: General Interest
	Nottingham Forest: Champions 1977-1978 This is a match by match account of Nottingham Forest's successful 1977/8 season. Price: £12.99 Publication: November 10, 2004

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