Press Release.

Proposal for Press Release

To: Tristan Forshaw, The Daily Media
From: Vera Dankworth, Frontline Books, Manchester
Date: 20th February 2005
Pages:2

News release from Frontline Books, Manchester
Arthur Scargill is due to do a book signing session after his
recent release of an autobiography released in January of this
year. His book contains descriptive accounts of how the 'miner's
strike' had been orchestrated and details the insider delegations
from within the T.U.C. movement of the eighties. Both insightful
and intriguing, this book offers more detailed descriptions of
Police brutality at 'the Battle for Orgreave,' and how the
Conservative Government had employed 'Roman-style battle
strategies,' to contain and smash the picketing resistance to stop
pit closures.

After stocking the book for some months, the acceptance of Johnny's
invitation had come as a delightful piece of news and a welcome
opportunity for a guest appearance to mark the occasion of twenty
successful years of sales in the political books field. Having
gained acclaim for being entrepreneurial business man of the year,
we feel that this occasion will adequately add a climax to this,
the most successful of all his years.

Having expanded recently, opening a store in Stockport, both his
marketing strategies and advertisement campaigns of recent have
succeeded in boosting sales and helping to develop
www.frontline.co.uk the latest development which has revolutionised
the Revolutionary business. With T.V. appearances and local
debates with politicians, Arthur is most eager to meet Johnny as he
has regrettably been unable to make appointments to do so on
previous occasions. Only leaving for me to add that a large
response has been received in the way of inquiries to our web. site
from interested customers who are ready to take this opportunity of
meeting 'the loveable rogue.' I expect a very large turn out for
this event and have already had many responses from Media members
who have accepted my invitation to attend. I only hope that the
shop is large enough in it's capacity to withstand such a high
profile occasion.

For further information contact Johnny Front, Frontline Books,
Manchester. M1 3FT
TEL: (0161) 874 2375 or mobile 07756 362 5427
Or alternatively send an e-mail to the web. Site for the attention
of the administrative staff.











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Tristan A.A. Forshaw

Media Studies: (Level 3)

Module Two

Marguerite Heywood

Press Release

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