27 Jul 2009
You're Entitled To An Opinion - the book launch
A reminder of the book launch for David Nolan's You're Entitled To An Opinion - The High Times and Many Lives of Tony Wilson, Factory Records and The Haçienda which is at Marple Library on Thursday 30 July 2009 at 19:00 BST.
You are invited to come along and hear David talk about his book and the research he did with local people into the early life of Tony Wilson when he lived in Marple. You will be able to buy a signed copy of David’s book for a great price too!
The evening is free but you will need to book your free ticket to ensure a place.
Please contact the Reader Development Team on 0161 474 5751 or email readers@stockport.gov.uk
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Marple Library
Memorial Park
Marple
Stockport SK6 6BA
You are invited to come along and hear David talk about his book and the research he did with local people into the early life of Tony Wilson when he lived in Marple. You will be able to buy a signed copy of David’s book for a great price too!
The evening is free but you will need to book your free ticket to ensure a place.
Please contact the Reader Development Team on 0161 474 5751 or email readers@stockport.gov.uk
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Marple Library
Memorial Park
Marple
Stockport SK6 6BA
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