It only takes 5 minutes to start changing your life. For good.

Dr Chatterjee will join us to talk about his new book and to give some inspirational tips to lose weight, improve sleep, and much more.

Wednesday 15th January

7:30pm

Urmston Library

Dr Rangan Chatterjee is regarded as one of the most influential doctors in the UK. A practising GP for the last two decades and resident BBC Breakfast doctor, Dr Chatterjee wants to inspire people to transform their health through making small, sustainable changes to their lifestyles. Host of the No. 1 iTunes podcast, Feel Better, Live More, and presenter of BBC 1’s Doctor in the House, Dr Chatterjee is the author of two Sunday Times bestselling books and his TED talk, How to Make Diseases Disappear, has now been viewed over 1.8 million times. 

Tickets cost £5.00; this includes a glass of wine.

To buy your ticket: call in to the bookshop, phone us on 0161 747 7442, or email books@urmston-bookshop.co.uk. You can also buy your ticket via Eventbrite.

Tuesday 12^th November

7pm
Jordan Wylie is a former soldier, bestselling author, extreme adventurer and also one of the stars of Channel 4’s BAFTA nominated shows Hunted and Celebrity Hunted.

Growing up on the largest council estate in the UK, Jordan left school early with no qualifications to his name but took the life-changing decision to join the British Army at 16 years old. 

Jordan has since gone on to successfully complete numerous major charity expeditions, including the highly publicised Running Dangerously, which saw him run through Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, and Barefoot Warrior which involved climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain, completely barefoot! He has raised over a million pounds for charity and some of his expeditions have been made into documentaries on Sky TV.

A determined, fearless adventurer and an inspiring man

– Sir Ranulph Fiennes OBE

Tickets are £3 and inc glass of wine and is redeemable against the cost of a book

Call 0161 747 7442 or email books@urmston-bookshop.co.uk

Come and meet local author Carolyn O’Brien as she talks about the inspiration for her powerful new novel.

The Song of Peterloo tells the dramatic story of Manchester mill-worker, Nancy Kay. Desperate to provide for her ailing mother and sensitive son, Nancy is drawn into the agitation for reform. But as she risks everything to attend a great assembly on St Peter’s Field, Nancy is unaware the day will go down in history not as triumph, but as tragedy; the Peterloo massacre.

Carolyn will be here on Thursday 19th September at 7pm.

Tickets cost £3.00 – this includes a glass of wine and is redeemable against the cost of a book on the evening.