Amnesty UK opens seventh bookshop
Howard Lake | 16 May 2004 | News
Amnesty International UK has opened its seventh Books for Amnesty bookshop.
The seventh Amnesty bookshop was opened in April in Reading by former hostage Brian Keenan. It is close to the university so should attract good custom.
Amnesty’s first bookshop was set up by local group volunteers in Hammersmith over 10 years ago. The campaign group now has bookshops in Bristol, Cambridge, Malvern, Newcastle, Reading and London (in Camden and Hammersmith).
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