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Rt Hon William Hague MP on board for book project

26th August 2008

The British Shadow Foreign Secretary and former Conservative Party Leader the Right Honourable William Hague MP is on board for a new book project, The Stokesley Scene Collection. Mr Hague, who served as Secretary of State for Wales in John Major’s cabinet has written the foreword to the book and will take time out at the book’s launch at Stokesley Agricultural Show on September 20, 2008 to visit the editors at the book’s launch.

Rt Hon William Hague MP

Pictured above: Rt Hon William Hague MP
Corporate Learning Consultants Ltd are a Corporate Partner of the book which is edited by Peter Hallworth, Andrew Grass, Toby Brehm and Eric Sandelands (Director, Corporate Learning Consultants Ltd) who has teenagers launched the Stokesley Scene magazine 30 years ago, on which the book’s contents are based.

More information about the project is available online at: http://aselsa.es/stokesley-scene.html

The book costs £25 (plus £2 postage in the UK) and is available from Peter Hallworth, 14 Blenheim Close, Skellingthorpe, Lincs, LN6 5TL. Peter can be e-mailed at: peterhallworth@btinternet.com.

In the words of Mr William Hague's foreword:  'there is something for everyone - local history, human interest stories and interesting features.'