Manchester gallery opens textile archive show tracing mill-town design
A new exhibition reconnects industrial pattern books with contemporary British makers.
Celtic languages publishing push gains high-street bookshop allies
Welsh, Gaelic and Cornish titles get front-of-store space—not only festival stalls.
A coalition of publishers secured front-of-store space in selected UK bookshops for Welsh, Gaelic and Cornish titles beyond the usual festival season.
Managers said bilingual children’s books move fastest—parents want confidence as much as vocabulary.
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