Infinite Detail
by Tim Maughan · 1 Apr 2019 · 303pp · 81,071 words
before. We’ve not heard anything from him since … since everything stopped working.” “Of course. And he lived round here?” “No, but not far. In Bedminster.” “Southville,” Diane corrects him. From the corner of her eye Mary sees Tyrone, always eavesdropping, smile and shake his head. “Sorry, yes. Southville. Just off
Tenants: The People on the Frontline of Britain's Housing Emergency
by Vicky Spratt · 18 May 2022 · 371pp · 122,273 words
, ‘but, even so, when I got back from uni, I started hearing people say that Easton – and similarly poor areas like St Paul’s and Bedminster – were “up-and-coming”. It riled me up. It felt like our spaces – working-class spaces – were being taken over and turned into investment opportunities
The Rough Guide to England
by Rough Guides · 29 Mar 2018
the council has given its blessing to Upfest (upfest.co.uk), touted as Europe’s largest street-art and graffiti festival; it takes place in Bedminster, South Bristol, over a weekend in late July. St Stephen’s 21 Stephen’s St, off Corn St, BS1 1EQ • Mon–Fri 9.30am–3pm
The World's First Railway System: Enterprise, Competition, and Regulation on the Railway Network in Victorian Britain
by Mark Casson · 14 Jul 2009 · 556pp · 46,885 words
,382 15,351 15,327 15,156 15,086 15,066 Tipton (Wolverhampton) Bilston (Wolverhampton) Canterbury Middleton (Rochdale) Inverness Ormskirk Leyland (Preston) Swansea Kings Lynn Bedminster (Bristol) Falkirk Burslem (Stoke) Gosport (with Alverstoke) Croydon Frome Montrose Gloucester Dover Lincoln Dumfries Manufacturing Manufacturing Admin, Resort Manufacturing Admin Manufacturing Manufacturing Port Port Manufacturing
The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac, Mystic of the Atom
by Graham Farmelo · 24 Aug 2009 · 1,396pp · 245,647 words
of a young woman who had visited the family when he was a baby, stayed to supper and had been escorted home by Charles to Bedminster. Flo had written to her that she ‘wouldn’t have it any more and thought it was all finished’. But she was deluding herself, as
Paintwork
by Tim Maughan · 28 Jul 2011 · 106pp · 30,173 words
know or connect with the young Hungarian as much as he might wish. It was the same with the other four occupants of the small Bedminster terraced house with whom he shared the rent, and he'd resigned himself to the fact that it would probably always be that way. It
The People: The Rise and Fall of the Working Class, 1910-2010
by Selina Todd · 9 Apr 2014 · 525pp · 153,356 words
my mother had … a little job herself.’ Nellie’s own prospects improved. She was able to get a job at the Wills tobacco factory in Bedminster, south Bristol’s largest employer and one of the city’s best: as well as paying reasonable wages and providing paid holidays and a pension
Steampunk Prime: A Vintage Steampunk Reader
by Mike Ashley and Paul Di Filippo · 1 Jul 2010 · 330pp · 102,178 words
at once. “That will be all right, Greet,” it was saying; “you had better come and see me in the morning. I am staying in Bedminster — 42, Leigh Road; it’s across the river, you must take the ferry.” They passed down the road, and when they had gone out of