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Frome Times (print & online)

This is a comprehensive look at the people and buildings in just the "City of London" during the war years... There are lots of lists and a comprehensive detailing of what certain people were doing or where they died.
NetGalley, Maureen Carney

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars I really enjoyed this book and found that even though I have visited the county many times there was still plenty that I found to be new to me and I have a lot on my list now of places to visit in the area – it is a really handy guide. I did like that the authors have added images that they have taken too so this gives it a more personal feel than having stock images. I enjoyed the way that the book was set out and the facts and detail added. The authors have added in details of the sites (where possible) and the addresses/contact numbers so you can make your own arrangements.
NetGalley, Donna Maguire

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PSV Circle

What was really enjoyable was seeing some of the old places that had been there for many years and are now gone. The book also put across all the important events that happened and a lot did go on in Sheffield. As the book covers industry, democracy, local government, sports and the people of the town. This is a thoroughly good book and would recommend it to others, especially those that come from the city. It would be interesting to see which other cities are going to be covered in the series. Read the full review [link=http://ukhistorian.co.uk/book-reviews/4594675174]here[/link]
UK Historian