A fascinating and informative look at Border-Lakeland terriers, with ten chapters covering everything the owner, or prospective owner, needs to know about this true breed. There are 142 pages illustrated with old and new photographs and there are many unique features to this book, including a chapter on care of the elderly terrier and a list of interesting names. Origins, terriers at work, choosing a puppy, feeding, training, exhibiting, breeding, these, and more, subjects are covered by a writer with over thirty years experience, making this a very informative and practical read. Bull Ghyll Publications are designed to be neat, simple and uncluttered. This saves on production costs and thus we can pass our savings on to our valued readers, making this book fantastic value for money.

Taking you through the year day by day, The Bury Book of Days contains quirky, eccentric, shocking, amusing and important events and facts from different periods in the history of the town. Ideal for dipping into, this addictive little book will keep you entertained and informed. Featuring hundreds of snippets of information gleaned from the vaults of Bury's archives and covering the social, criminal, political, religious, agricultural, industrial and military history of the region, it will delight residents and visitors alike.

Beatrix Potter Country features one continuous tour split into stages for the more adventurous, as well as short walks in each area associated with Beatrix Potter and her work, which will be suitable for families. The tour is split into seperate sections for convenience, to enable those who wish to do each leg of the tour during seperate visits to the Lakes. At the end of the book there is a quick route finder, which simply describes the route of the tour without additional information. At the end of each section a short family walk is included. The route of the tour is low level, as this was how Beatrix Potter saw the area - she was no fell walker. William Wordsworth also mostly saw the Lakes from low level routes. This is both a functional and an interesting read. Some of the information is unique to this book and comes from local people who have had stories passed down through their families.

This chilling collection of cases brings together true-life historical murders that shocked not only the town of Bury but also made headline news across the country. Amongst those featured are a drunk who murdered a ploughman for loose change in 1866, a young boy who had his head smashed in by his furious grandfather in 1900, a woman roasted alive on a fire by her enraged husband in 1901, and a troubled man who shot his neighbour for no apparent reason in 1914. Illustrated with modern photographs and archive material, Bury Murders is sure to fascinate both residents and visitors alike as these shocking events of the past are revealed for a new generation.