The origins of Wrightbus can be traced back to just after the Second World War in 1946 when the company was founded as Robert Wright & Son Coachbuilders in Ballymena Northern Ireland. Robert was joined by daughter Muriel, and son William. Robert Wright died in 1972. In 2017 William was awarded a Knighthood in the Queen's New Year's honors. Manufactured from the end of 2014, the integral constructed StreetDeck is built in both single and double-deck variations, the vast majority in the latt...

The Oxford Learner's Dictionary defines allyship as: "the state of being an ally (= a person who helps and supports somebody) to a particular group of people that you yourself do not belong to, in order to help ensure their basic rights and ability to be happy and successful in society" This book exposes the problems that arise from a patriarchal or narrow-minded work culture. It tells the story of professionals in multiple industries where they are confronted by male dominance or discrimi...

An Education in Service Management – A guide to building a successful service management career and delivering organisational successIT is a business-critical function. It delivers experiences, stimulates strategic shifts, and protects organisations from theft, cyber attacks, and the related regulatory, reputational and financial impacts.ITSM is a critical element of IT that is often misunderstood. In this book, the author and his network of associ...

Bury Corporation Transport boasted a fleet of more than ninety buses – mainly produced by Daimler and Leyland. In many ways the company was a trailblazing operator; it was one of the first operators of diesel-powered buses, the only Lancashire municipal operator of three-axle double-deckers and the first operator of new Leyland buses after the Second World War. The livery was red and cream until 1942, when it changed to green and primrose. In 1969, it was absorbed into SELNEC, which later ...

Larry and Gary, owners of the Two Bears Delivery Company, must deliver a chair to a very unusual customer. On their way to the pond, they trudge through meadows, dark, scary forests, and over a very deep ditch.When Larry and Gary finally deliver the chair, their green customer is so happy.As the two exhausted bears head back to the truck, Larry and Gary realize they made someone happy, and that makes them happy, too.

It aims to help business leaders continually evaluate challenges and provides solutions to improve efficiencies across the service streams

A portion of the proceeds from every purchase of the book will be donated to Bowel Cancer UK (reg. Charity no: 1071038).David, also known as Dar, was a 47-year-old male cancer patient who thought he had a bothersome tummy ache. That tummy ache turned out to be colorectal cancer. This book documents his journey from feeling poorly to going to the GP and ultimately learning that he has descending colon cancer.And all the SH!T that brings with it....

A History of the Philippines is a concise history of the country, complete with illustrations. A table of contents is included.

This book has been prepared at the suggestion of the educational authorities for pupils in the public high schools of the Philippines, as an introduction to the history of their country. Its preparation occupied about two years, while the author was busily engaged in Other duties,—much of it being written while he was traveling or exploring in different parts of the Archipelago. No pretensions are made to an exhaustive character for the book. For the writer, as well as for the pupil for wh...

First published in the year 1905, the present book 'A History of the Philippines' by David P. Barrows was written on the Philippinean government's recommendation with an aim to provide the history of their country to the students in schools.

In "A History of the Philippines", David P. Barrows presents a comprehensive exploration of the archipelago's rich and tumultuous past, weaving a narrative that spans from pre-colonial societies to American annexation. Barrows' literary style is characterized by its clarity and meticulous research, utilizing both primary sources and contemporary scholarship to provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Philippine history. The book situates itself within the broader context of colonial...

Joy Cowley knows what makes children laugh.In this book full of absurd poems and very short, silly stories, a man takes his tadpoles for a walk in his hat, a cat is surprised by its talking feet, a tiger gobbles up a dentist, ten baggy clowns do a do-wacky dance . . . along with many more preposterous flights of imagination. Illustrations by David Barrow—a first-rate visual comedian—expand the humor in each fantastical suggestion. Cowley channels the spirit of clas...