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The Perfect Crime
Thu, Mar 28, 24
The perfect crime. What does it look like? Imagine, for example, that you are working on that ...
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Congratulations to GSCE students (shame about the wrong grades)
Thu, Mar 28, 24
25th August 2022 Dennis Sherwood, author of Missing the Mark, comments on today's release of GCSE...
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First Zelensky biography written for a Western audience
Thu, Mar 28, 24
8th July 2022 The first biography of Ukraine’s President Volydymyr Zelensky to be written for a W...
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New book reveals unreliability of A-Level and GSCE grades
Thu, Mar 28, 24
4th August 2022 Canbury Press is publishing an investigative book that exposes the stark unreliab...
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Citizens by Jon Alexander on McKinsey summer reading list
Thu, Mar 28, 24
Wednesday 10th August 2022 A guide to active citizenship from a small press in Surrey, Canbury, h...
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What does loneliness mean for someone with social anxiety?
Thu, Mar 28, 24
8th May 2022 In this big post, Russell Norris, author of Red Face, writes about loneliness – th...
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Canbury trials no single-use plastic production
Thu, Mar 28, 24
1st March 2022 Canbury Press, the independent non-fiction publisher, is to trial a no-plastic pro...
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Liberals vs Libertarians: How a deranged battle of ideas raged over Covid restrictions. By Ian Dunt
Thu, Mar 28, 24
A strange shift took place in 2020. Britain reported its first case of covid on 31 January, the d...
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Canbury to publish book by survivor of Chinese 're-education' camps
Thu, Mar 28, 24
6th January 2022 Canbury Press, the non-fiction specialist based in London, is to publish the fir...
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