Ed: Paul Gough The Great War correspondence between Stanley Spencer and Desmond Chute 
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One of the big questions surrounding a radical educational establishment like Summerhill is whether parents might be limiting their children's prospects by sending them to a school where the child is not forced to learn. 
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A rich and comprehensive history of Bristol's famous (and less well-known) sons and daughters. Bristol has plenty to be proud of when it comes to famous people. Some were born in the city while others were drawn to it by its colourful heritage, advent 
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When Laura Beckingsale went to China in 1911 as a teacher at a missionary school, she found herself at the heart of the Chinese revolution, when the imperial dynasty was overthrown and the new republic established. 
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50 amazing stories of local enterprise and invention What do Concorde and corsets, motorcycles and mustard gas, buses and brushes, ships and sherry, Woodbines and wigs all have in common? The answer is that they were – some still are –made in Bristol. 
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As a humorist with his own unique style, Joe Solomon was well known on the Bristol scene for many years, even making Venue's list of 'The Hundred Most Important People in Bristol'. But when he wasn't putting on events like 'Lyrical Myrical' or 'The Totall 
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The summer of 1975. Felix and Boz travel across Europe to Matala, Greece, looking for love and adventure. Or whatever comes their way. 
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The Garret Press was formed in 2001 to publish and market a trilogy of books on the Somerset coast.The books, written in a relaxed and conversational style, are brimful of beautiful watercolour paintings illustrating the coastline. 
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