01 December 2010

Winter 10 issue of Speech & Language Therapy in Practice on its way

011210bl Usually the Winter issue of Speech & Language Therapy in Practice goes out before the weather has really started to bite - but not this year!

Winter 10 was posted from the mailing house in Lewes yesterday to UK and overseas subscribers so, weather permitting, will reach you any day now. However, as you can see from these pictures taken from my windows 5 minutes ago, not much is moving here and it is no surprise that the extra copies which I post out have yet to arrive.

0112103bl This means a bit of a delay for those who receive bulk copies, those with BFPO addresses, and authors. As soon as the magazines arrive I will get them sent on.

Like our weather, the magazine has an early festive feel, with an extra four pages in this issue and four fantastic reader offers.

1 Dec 2010 15:30:30 | Books, journals and articles

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