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John McGuinness
Legendary TT rider John McGuinness tells his story in his own words, with over 150 stunning photographs from Stephen Davison.
Built for Speed
Go on the ride of your life with the racing legend himself **with a thrilling NEW CHAPTER on John’s dramatic 2017 crash** ‘Then I was there myself, just another face in the crowd, watching the bikes fly by. The smells, the noise and the speed were all there for me to experience. It was like a massive injection in my head and it just blew my mind. I knew within seconds that I was going to be a TT racer. I didn’t know how or what I was going to have to do to achieve this, and my dad wasn’t going to be keen. Everyone around me was aware of the dangers, but from that moment I knew I had to do it.’ John McGuinness is one of the all-time giants of road racing, with a huge host of victori...
Nurture
A couple and their ten-year-old son crash on the edge of Bowland Forest during a snow storm. The dead couple are found in the burnt out wreckage of the car, their son has disappeared. Chris Heaton is promoted to Detective Chief Inspector as a serial killer is stalking the streets of Lancaster. The victims are found in the bath, their throats have been cut. The crime scenes resemble the painting-'The death of Marat'. Chris Heaton and his team must find the killer-Will they find the missing boy?
Built for Speed
John McGuinness is one of the all-time giants of road racing. With 23 TT titles under his belt, he is a hero in the sport, but has also been billed as the most versatile rider in the world. His autobiography tells the whole story, from his humble beginnings in Morecambe and getting his first bike at the age of 3, to working as a bricklayer and cockle fisherman before deciding to follow his dream and finally to his many victories in the most dangerous sporting event on the planet.
The House Always Wins
In The House Always Wins John McGuinness gives an insider's account of dysfunction and waste in the Irish political and administrative system. He speaks with authority both as a TD and--crucially--as a former Government Minister. No one in such a privileged insider's position has ever produced a political narrative as explosive as this. Well known for his no-nonsense approach to politics, McGuinness places the need for good governance and accountability at the centre of the book. He wants both the Dail to take control, and the catalogue of bad practices and scandalous waste of human and material resources to be swept away. McGuinness brings his extensive knowledge of the system to bear as he...
Nurture
A couple and their ten-year-old son crash on the edge of Bowland Forest during a snow storm. The dead couple are found in the burnt out wreckage of the car, their son has disappeared. Chris Heaton is promoted to Detective Chief Inspector as a serial killer is stalking the streets of Lancaster. The victims are found in the bath, their throats have been cut. The crime scenes resemble the painting-'Death of Marat'. Chris Heaton must find the killer-Will he find the missing boy?
John A. McGuinness
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Built for Speed
'Then I was there myself, just another face in the crowd, watching the bikes fly by. The smells, the noise and the speed were all there for me to experience. It was like a massive injection in my head and it just blew my mind. I knew within seconds that I was going to be a TT racer. I didn't know how or what I was going to have to do to achieve this, and my dad wasn't going to be keen. Everyone around me was aware of the dangers, but from that moment I knew I had to do it.' John McGuinness is one of the all-time giants of road racing, with a huge host of victories to his name. But his easy humour and down-to-earth attitude off the bike have always kept people guessing: what's the truth about...
The Law and Management of Building Subcontracts
There are probably 20-25 subcontracts entered into for every major building contract. However, despite this, there are relatively few books that discuss the problems particular to the subcontract relationship between main contracts and their subcontractors. This book examines the main issues that lead to disputes between contractors and subcontractors, identifies relevant law, including decisions of the courts, and also provides a view as to how other issues might be decided. The second edition has been extensively revised to cover all the 2005 JCT subcontracts and works contracts, and recent case law. Four new chapters have been added on subcontractors selected by thrid parties; organisation of the subcontract; sub-subcontracts; and works contracts under management contracting arrangements. It draws on the author’s extensive experience of managing building subcontracts, as well as his involvement in handling over 130 adjudications.
