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Berkshire Magazine Articles

The LayStar Berkshire 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 Berkshire.

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 Berkshire, such as local gossip and news and places of interest in Berkshire. You could also promote your business by writing an article about the industry that you serve.


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Home Information Pack Rip-Off

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Category: Home
Coverage: National

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Many people have vented their dissatisfaction with the HIP scheme that is now required by law in England and Wales to sell your house. Is it yet another property sales rip-off?


As Far As I Can Tell - Ralph McTell

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Music and Theatre
Coverage: National

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How wonderful it was to see Ralph McTell at the Port Eliot Festival looking great and still sounding out those delightful story-telling songs that we have loved over many years.


Edwyn Collins - That Bloke From Orange Juice

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Music and Theatre
Coverage: National

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After suffering two significant brain haemorrhages and then contracting MRSA, some might say that Edwyn Collins is lucky to be alive. What a sight then of pure inspiration for human endeavour to see Edwyn back on the stage at the Port Eliot Festival.


Dealing With The Bureaucracy Of Death

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Family
Coverage: National

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Nothing can be as heart-wrenching as dealing with the loss of a loved one. Amongst the turmoil that death creates, there is the necessary task of dealing with the funeral, immediate finances and the estate.

This article was written by someone who has endured the bureaucratic probate process


The Art Of Persuasion

By: Wayne Davies
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Category: Psychology
Coverage: National

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Human beings share six tendencies that allow us to be persuaded. None of us is immune, and in this article, Wayne Davies looks at each of them.


Top 7 Tips For Publishing Your Book This Year

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Category: Publishing
Coverage: National

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The second-most common New Year’s resolution is to publish a book (the first is to lose weight). With the advent of Web 2.0 and digital print-on-demand technology, at least accomplishing one of your top New Years Resolutions is a snap. Here’s how you can do it.

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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 Berkshire area; fiction - short stories; travel and tourism guides for Berkshire; health articles; food and drink; Berkshire local news and gossip.


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

Fox calling for business tax cuts
Former defence secretary Liam Fox, as well as business leaders, urge the chancellor to cut taxes to boost British business in next month's Budget.

Government contractor fraud probe
Four people have been questioned over allegations of fraud while they worked at government contractor A4e, Thames Valley Police say.

Adele cut short at Brits triumph
Adele wins two prizes at the Brit Awards ceremony in London, but is at the centre of controversy after an acceptance speech is cut short.

Call for new 'presumed dead' law
MPs are calling on the government to simplify the law in England and Wales on missing people who are presumed dead.
 
 


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