LEADING THE WAY WITH LOCAL AND SPECIALIST HISTORYSUCCESS ON A COTSWOLD HILLTOPAmberley Publishing is the fastest-growing history publisher in the UK with a team of 25 employees based in the Cotswolds. Amberley provides a fresh approach to local and specialist history publishing, with a 2010 publishing programme of 400 new titles including 150 in the full colour Through Time series. A formidable company with an unparalleled depth of knowledge of local interest and specialist history publishing, we focus on quality, excellence and commitment. The Company is led by Alan Sutton, who has more than thirty-five years experience in local and national history books and whose name is synonymous with local history publishing in the UK, USA, France, Germany, Belgium and Spain. Amberley Publishing is based in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
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IN THE NEWSAmberley Publishing celebrate the 1,000th ISBNPosted: 20 February 2010 Amberley Publishing was launched in July 2008 and in the year April 2009 to March 2010 published 340 titles. Alan Sutton says: “Our team of 25 has worked very hard to get the programme through and all credit is due to them. We aim to reach 400 titles a year and stop at that annual level in the UK. We have just reached our 1,000th ISBN: 978-84868-999-2 for the book Kenilworth Through Time. Our forward programme is very strong and the support for Amberley has been highly gratifying.” Much of the Amberley forward programme is in full colour and Amberley consider they are leading the way in innovation for local interest and niche history publishing. Alan Mabley the Chief Operating Officer says: “We opened our doors at the height of the recession and knew what we were letting ourselves in for. We have cut our coat according to our cloth and have more than succeeded in what we set out to do.”
Amberley Publishing celebrate the 1,000th ISBN. From left to right, Senior Publishers Campbell McCutcheon, Sarah Flight and Jonathan Reeve; Chief Operating Officer, Alan Mabley; Chief Executive, Alan Sutton and Sales Manager, Stephen Lambe. |
