Russell Holden - Designer

CGP is a major UK educational publisher and the UK’s market leader for revision material. They publish and sell across the world with an annual turnover of £15m. Their range includes over 600 best-selling titles.

PUBLISHING
Book cover design
Product and subject photography
Page layout designs
CD and DVD cover designs
Design and output of marketing material
Mailshots – Advertisement brochures / order forms / catalogues / postcards
Retail products – Catalogues, packaging, POS material for Waterstones & WHSmiths
Web graphics – banners, photographs, graphic illustrations
USA marketing – Mailshot materials, catalogues, web graphics & show stand material
The official company handbook
Recruitment job adverts
Newspaper and magazine adverts for recruitment or sales
Powerpoint presentations
Staff photographs
Pre-visualisation photography – ‘artist’s impression’ of landscaping or building renovation projects
Vehicle livery design
Events posters / café menus / pricelists
Creative artwork

The Warbirds of Walney: A History of RAF Walney (RAF Barrow) and No.10 Air Gunnery School

John Nixon

The Warbirds of Walney – A History of RAF Walney (RAF Barrow) and No.10 Air Gunnery School. This lavishly illustrated work will delight aviation enthusiasts, genealogists, and amateur historians alike. Providing an accessible and engaging reading experience for those seeking to understand the construction and wartime usage of this South Lakeland airfield. This book is sure to become a valuable... read more

The Warbirds of Walney – A History of RAF Walney (RAF Barrow) and No.10 Air Gunnery School. This lavishly illustrated work will delight aviation enthusiasts, genealogists, and amateur historians alike. Providing an accessible and engaging reading experience for those seeking to understand the construction and wartime usage of this South Lakeland airfield. This book is sure to become a valuable... read more

My Acoustic Nemesis: Life Before, During, and After an Acoustic Neuroma

Russell K Holden

By the time I was diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma, it was the size of a walnut. It had been growing slowly, undetected on the nerve used for hearing and balance over many years. Within the space of a few weeks, I was booked in for major surgery and faced lots of lifestyle changes - deafness, facial paralysis and loss of balance. At the time, information about an Acoustic Neuroma (also known... read more

By the time I was diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma, it was the size of a walnut. It had been growing slowly, undetected on the nerve used for hearing and balance over many years. Within the space of a few weeks, I was booked in for major surgery and faced lots of lifestyle changes - deafness, facial paralysis and loss of balance. At the time, information about an Acoustic Neuroma (also known... read more

The Long Road: One Man's Epic Journey Through the World of Speedway, Sport & Showbusiness

Dave Lodge

The story of one man's epic journey through life. Starting from the rural backdrop of Cumbria, as a young man he ventured South to Manchester. From an early age he was involved in Speedway at the world famous Belle Vue track, played Rugby for TocH, and competed in Marathons, Triathlons and even Quadrathons! Still competing until the age of 56 a tragic accident ended his sporting life. In 1973 ... read more

The story of one man's epic journey through life. Starting from the rural backdrop of Cumbria, as a young man he ventured South to Manchester. From an early age he was involved in Speedway at the world famous Belle Vue track, played Rugby for TocH, and competed in Marathons, Triathlons and even Quadrathons! Still competing until the age of 56 a tragic accident ended his sporting life. In 1973 ... read more

Six Years of My Life: Wartime Diaries of Vic Coady

Vic G Coady

Vic Coady volunteered for active service as war was declared in September 1939 and joined the Royal Army Service Corps. He kept a chronicle of his experiences, both highs and lows, until his demobilisation in 1946. Most of the time he seems to have been cold, scared, wet and hungry, even in the first few weeks of signing on before being shipped to France. He lived through the British Expeditio... read more

Vic Coady volunteered for active service as war was declared in September 1939 and joined the Royal Army Service Corps. He kept a chronicle of his experiences, both highs and lows, until his demobilisation in 1946. Most of the time he seems to have been cold, scared, wet and hungry, even in the first few weeks of signing on before being shipped to France. He lived through the British Expeditio... read more

Bluebell: A Yorkshire Tale of Passion, Friendship, Betrayal and Revenge

Naomi Hudson

Spring 1970 Four friends are in their final months at Leeds University. There are lots of girls, parties and football ... then, John meets Mary and she turns his world upside down. But their tender love and a passionate romance that summer is suddenly terminated leaving John lost and puzzled ... Summer 2012 After living abroad for many years John finds himself back in Yorkshire, reunited with ... read more

Spring 1970 Four friends are in their final months at Leeds University. There are lots of girls, parties and football ... then, John meets Mary and she turns his world upside down. But their tender love and a passionate romance that summer is suddenly terminated leaving John lost and puzzled ... Summer 2012 After living abroad for many years John finds himself back in Yorkshire, reunited with ... read more