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After the death of his wife Louise, Frank Whitaker faces many changes in his life, coping with his loss is one, but now the challenge of finding his own true identify becomes even more important.

To all those who dare to love - even after love has failed.She issues her warning,on a grey winter's morning,this lady's for turning,her brown locks she's spurning.Take heed and take cover,you must if you love her,her white hair is growing,revolution is blowing.

This chronology of the Christian story traces the origins and development of the world's most popular faith from messianic prophecies to modern times.

A study aid for language teachers who use neurolinguistic teaching techniques

A medium discusses love and the spiritualism in a Christian context.

Relax, Slow Down, Increase the creativity in your brain, Seek out your inner spirit and receive your peace

Railway Bill is a British Transport Police Officer. She works on The Esk Valley Railway Line between Middlesbrough and Whitby and The North York Moors Railway, between Grosmont and Pickering. We meet the regular team on the train: Molly, the Afro Caribbean woman who serves refreshments from the buffet car and trolly; Saikat the Guard from India who always wanted to live by the sea and we meet John Paul The Driver.In, Railway Bill; The Pop Star, Barry, the local Pop Star almost misses the train, but Bill halts the engine as he dashes for a seat. He has been to London to collect a Gold Disc for selling so many records. Barry does an impromptu gig right there in the carriage, at the request of all of his admiring fans. Molly tells him the bad news about a blockage on the line and Barry then falls asleep to the rhythm of the tracks.Two naughty boys board the train at Nunthorpe, looking for mischief. They steal Barry's gold disc and Railway Bill sees the crime as the train comes to a halt. Blocking the line is an enormous pile of horse muck which has slipped from Farmer Dawn's trailer. Will the train ever get to Whitby?