'An introduction to journalism with step-by-step guides and exercises that teach the craft' is a short, but intensive, course that provides the essential skills to get you started in print and web journalism. It is not an academic book; it is not concerned with the theory of journalism. This is about practical, no nonsense advice and guidance from two experienced journalists who have survived, and enjoyed over twenty years in the trade. The book is packed with exercises to you hone the techniques and skills you need to start your career in freelance journalism or be employed by a publisher. We are confident that if you follow the chapters and do the exercises carefully you will fully understand the basics of news and feature writing and be ready to fire off your first pitch for a commission. It will take about four hours a chapter to do the tasks thoroughly but well worth the effort. Some of you reading this might be looking to switch career. Others might just be looking for a taste of journalism to see if you enjoy it before taking it further. Some people might be looking to add another string to their bow and to earn some extra money alongside their main job. Whatever the reason you will find an excellent introduction to the basics of good professional writing.

How to earn a living from freelance writing: An introduction to journalism with set-by-step guides and exercises that teach the craft

Education & Teaching

Nash, Sally

Stiles, Dean

Studying & Workbooks

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

How to write with power and precision: Practical advice to improve your writing for pleasure, business or profit

<p>This report, published in this form for the second time, ranks the top 25 providers of temperature-controlled logistics services, that include transport, distribution and storage, in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The report also includes the assessments made by these companies of the challenges that they expect the industry to face in 2015. And for the first time we include an overview of the own-account sector, primarily food producers and retailers. The report, sponsored by truck refrigeration system manufacturer, Thermo King, is prepared by Global Cold Chain News, the UK’s leading business-to-business website used by owners, directors and senior managers working for companies operating commercial vehicle fleets used for temperature-controlled transport. The report tables show financial performance by turnover for the past five years, the fleet size by vehicle number and type, as well as the storage capacity of each company.</p>

Top 25 UK and Irish Temperature-Controlled Logistics Providers 2015: Company ranking and market trends

Business & Money

Massey, Tina

Management & Leadership

<p>This report, published in this form for the third time, ranks by turnover and fleet size the top 25 providers of temperature-controlled logistics services, that include transport, distribution and storage, in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The report also includes the assessments made by a selection of these companies of the challenges that they expect the industry to face in 2015. It also includes an overview of the food service and food wholesaler own-account sector. The report, sponsored by truck refrigeration system manufacturer, Thermo King, is prepared by Global Cold Chain News, the UK’s leading business-to-business website used by owners, directors and senior managers working for companies operating commercial vehicle fleets used for temperature-controlled transport. The report tables show financial performance by turnover for the past six years, (where latest data is available) the fleet size by vehicle number and type, as well as the storage capacity of each company. It has been a good year for most operators in the temperature controlled logistic sector, despite the many challenges, as our annual survey of the top 25 British and Irish logistics companies shows. The strength of investment in warehouses and trucks is also testimony to a sector in vigorous health. The acquisition of Norbert Dentressangle by XPO Logistics last year is also a sign, not only of continuing consolidation, but of market sentiment about this sector as profitable and good for investment. The Cold Chain News Top 25 listing for 2016 reveals that many temperature-controlled companies with large, established cold storage operations performed well last year. The growing shortage of cold storage space across the country is clearly a factor here. And there is little likelihood that cold store capacity will exceed demand within the next five years, which bodes well for those companies with modern warehousing.</p>

Top 25 UK and Irish Temperature-Controlled Logistics Providers 2016: Company ranking and market trends

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