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A short history of the various cinemas in north Wales with details of their seating capacity, the projectors, size of screen, the proprietors and owners. Also included are old photographs of the cinemas in their heyday, and present photos of the buildings as they are today or in some cases the site they occupied.

A volume which recalls the details of the cinema and picture houses of the west coast of Wales, from Barmouth in Gwynedd to Llanelli in Carmarthenshire. Many have by now, unfortunately, disappeared or been demolished or converted to other use. A nostalgic look back at a popular leisure activity that has languished in recent times. Includes 136 photographs.

Alan Phillips tells the story of the Welsh airfields of the First World War.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Leeds - Bradford Airport has changed and developed over the last century

An interesting look at the Welsh Military Airfields locations used during the war.

The book explores the rich historical landscape of Wales, showcasing its diverse relics from various eras, including Iron Age forts, Roman ruins, and medieval castles. It also highlights the coastal forts built in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, emphasizing how these structures reflect the country's turbulent past and cultural heritage. Through vivid descriptions, the narrative invites readers to appreciate the significance of these historical sites in understanding Wales' history.

Focusing on the strategic importance of the Welsh coast during the First and Second World Wars, this book explores the establishment of airfields and squadrons to counter German threats from U-boats and bombers. It highlights the challenges faced by airmen, including unreliable aircraft and harsh weather. The narrative is enriched with 150 photographs showcasing aircraft, airfields, and coastal defenses, along with an introductory chapter detailing the region's history of piracy and maritime conflict prior to the twentieth century.

Revenge drives Tommy Belmont as he reintegrates into society after prison, targeting his former boss, Tony Parson, a powerful figure in East London's criminal underworld. By becoming Parson's lover, Tommy gathers crucial intel on his operations, including drug trafficking and prostitution. Alongside his brother Bobby, they establish Belmont Bros Inc. and strategically dismantle Parson's empire, showcasing themes of betrayal, ambition, and the complexities of love and loyalty within a gritty urban landscape.

A history of this renowned Pembrokeshire air base and the units which operated from it