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The LayStar Reading magazine and news gazette is a free online creative writing resource for great stories, imaginative literary articles, travel guides, business articles along with news and gossip for Reading.

LayStar welcomes article submission from new and experienced writers. Submit articles on general themes like bedtime stories, gardening and business advice. Submit articles of a local interest to Reading, such as local gossip and news and places of interest in Reading. You could also promote your business by writing an article about the industry that you serve.


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Camping In The Forest Prize Draw

By: LayStar Editorial
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Category: Travel Guide
Coverage: National

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After taking over management of Camping in the Forest sites in 2010, the Camping and Caravanning Club are offering great outdoor holidays in the UK with a chance to win a prize to boot.

Camping in the Forest offers naturally inspired short breaks and holidays set amongst the woodlands of the Forestry Commission and is managed under agreement by The Camping and Caravanning Club.


Perfect Pods

By: Jonathan Smith
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Category: Pastimes and Hobbies
Coverage: National

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For expert furniture maker Jonathan Smith, it was the traditionally difficult beginning and end to camping holidays that inspired WildWood Design�s wooden camping pods. Beautifully constructed, lovely to look at and built to last, the camping pods let you enjoy the great outdoors, without the hassle of packing up wet tents and equipment.


Top Totty � What�s The Issue?

By: Tom Mayor
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Category: Have Your Say
Coverage: National

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Kate Green is the shadow equalities minister who condemned the beer, Top Totty, in the parliament bar after claiming that the beer label offended her. So why was it banned?


Tawny Gentry

By: Susan Smith
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Category: Poetry
Coverage: National

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He was there again tonight
His eyes like lanterns shining bright...


Christmas Celebrations

By: LayStar Magazine
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Category: Non-Fiction
Coverage: National

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What is Christmas all about and where did it really come from?


Girl Meets Boys

By: Louise Gibney
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Category: Chicklit
Coverage: National

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Girl Meets Boys, is a collection of genuine first date stories guaranteed to provide cringe-worthy, embarrassing and amusing reading for the modern reader.

The book is available with a discount of 25% until Monday 28th Nov on lulu dot-com (use the code CYBERWEEKUK at the checkout) or you can find it on Amazon (full price at �5.99)


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Want to write? Here are some ideas for creative writing literature and genres:
Bedtime stories; a history of quotes or sayings; erotic stories (imaginative, not explicit); vegetarian recipes; hobby craft guides; organic gardening; business advice in the Reading area; fiction - short stories; travel and tourism guides for Reading; health articles; food and drink; Reading local news and gossip.


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BBC News - UK
The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.

Firms paid to help jobless teens
Firms and charities are to be offered a payment-by-results scheme to try to get 55,000 "Neet" teenagers in England into work, education or training.

Sacked Baby P workers to appeal
Two social workers who lost their jobs after the killing of Baby P are appealing against a ruling they were fairly sacked.

Met Office 'needs supercomputers'
The Met Office needs new supercomputers to make confident extreme weather warnings and more accurate long-term forecasts, a group of MPs says.

Diabetes patients miss key tests
More than 1.3 million diabetes patients could be missing out on vital and potentially life-saving health checks, the BBC learns.
 
 


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