For half a century the Royal Hippodrome was the most popular place of entertainment in Eastbourne, with shows twice-nightly, 52 weeks a year. Its management fought off predatory syndicates and steered independently through both World Wars, the rise of cinema, radio, talkies and, finally, the advent of television. The story of this remarkable theatre is set in the context of the growth of Eastbourne as a resort and the wider history of variety theatre in Britain. It contains contemporary reviews of such artists as Lottie Collins, Robb Wilton, P.T. Selbit, Hylda Baker, Max Bygraves and Harry...

A Copper's Lot is set between 2006 and 2007 when British policing has returned to the maverick style 1970's but with legalised high class prostitution being licensed by the Police, while murder, mayhem and bisexual love is rife in Wolverhampton, Wombourne, Stafford and London. Mark Jones comes from Wolverhampton with 30yrs experience in writing and research, including local community and BBC Radio.

A practical text covering the theory and the practice of clinical reasoning skills for all physical therapists. Provides readers with activities to improve their own clinical reasoning within their own clinical setting. With a range of very high-caliber international contributors in the field of physiotherapy practice, this book gives the answers to the practitioner's question of how does one apply the theoretical knowledge involved in clinical reasoning to practice and how can one become a better practitioner as a result.

In The Soul Speaks: The Therapeutic Potential of Astrology, psychosynthesis therapist and astrologer Mark Jones delivers a timely message about the therapeutic power of astrology. Based on over 10,000 hours of client work with individuals in astrology readings and long-term clinical work, The Soul Speaks offers a powerful synthesis of astrological and psychotherapeutic insight that will help the astrologer communicate a healing purpose in the most effective way. In this book, the beginner will find a treasure trove of counseling insight translated into clear terms. For the professional...

The Mary Rose, one of the first great British warships and Henry VIII's flagship, sank in 1545, taking all her contents and most of her crew to the bottom of the sea. The conservation of the hull of the Mary Rose, and more than 26,000 objects recovered during her excavation, has been a massive undertaking. The complex process of conservation was begun even before the hull was raised from the seabed in 1982, and continues today. For Future Generations: Conservation of a Tudor Maritime Collection is one of the series of books published by the Mary Rose Trust, with the Heritage Lottery Fund, on...

Empire Radio is comedy drama - two books rolled into one and started twenty years ago about Anthony Augustus Haycock who is an alternative Tony Hancock who never leaves his Midlands birthplace but goes on to run a pirate radio with comic results and a family business that's just as dodgy before leading a P2 Beatnik revolution that intermixes pop culture with politics and everything run with style but on a pound land shoestring, if he can help it along with his band of radio station colleagues - its a book I want to send to Paul Merton eventually.

Mark Jones comes from Wolverhampton with...

Jesmonds Diary is adult supernatural crime - and compiles a series of short stories written over the past fifteen years into one umbrella story about a writer who is also a sexual murderess but with one major physical difference that leads in to the supernatural.

Mark Jones comes from Wolverhampton with 30yrs experience in writing and research, including local community and BBC Radio.

What if Queen Victoria was never born and the Hanoverian Monarchy died out with William IV?

Britain gets a prime ministerial presidency from 1837 and copies America in its constitutional style and becomes a Anglo American wild west.

Mark Jones comes from Wolverhampton with 30yrs experience in writing and research, including local community and BBC Radio.