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McGraw Hill (and Open University Press)


C/O TMF Group, 13th Floor, One Angel Court, London, EC2R 7HJ, United Kingdom Email:


emea_uk_ireland@mheducation.com Web:


www.mheducation.co.uk/mh-collections Contact: sales@thesocialhistoryarchive.com Sales Contact: Rob Lowe


Brand names: McGraw Hill Higher Education, Open University Press


McGraw Hill is a leading global provider of education solutions for HE and professional learning. We offer flexible eBook access models, from concurrent usage of individual titles up to unlimited enterprise access to our entire catalogue delivered through your provider of choice. We offer coverage in more than 100 disciplines and 340 course areas, with around 1600 eBooks in total.


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Palgrave MacMillan www.palgrave.com


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ProQuest https://about.proquest.com


Reed Business Information www.reedinfo.co.uk


Springer Verlag www.springer.com


Taylor & Francis Group https://taylorandfrancis.com/ Thieme


www.thieme.com UKPressOnline


www.ukpressonline.co.uk


Wiley-Blackwell www.wiley.co.uk Wolters Kluwer


www.wolterskluwer.co.uk Gresswell


www.gresswell.co.uk See advert, p. 59


Reception Desks or Counters


Cambridge Shelving Ltd/ Red Displays


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Connect Packaging www.connectpackaging.com


Harwell Support Services www.harwellsupportservices.co.uk


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The Social History Archive 185 Fleet Street, London, EC4A 2HS


Email: sales@thesocialhistoryarchive.com Web: www.thesocialhistoryarchive.com Contact: sales@thesocialhistoryarchive.com


The Social History Archive exists to provide transformative access to the most comprehensive digital collection of British, Irish, and former Empire historical newspapers and records. We will empower academic researchers, educators, and students worldwide by delivering expertly curated primary sources and innovative digital tools that advance scholarship, teaching, and discovery in the humanities, social sciences and beyond. Through strategic partnerships, technological innovation, and a commitment to inclusivity, integrity, and academic excellence, we will foster critical engagement with the past and support the creation of new historical knowledge.


See advert, p. 22 Thieme


www.thieme.com UKPressOnline


www.ukpressonline.co.uk


Wiley-Blackwell www.wiley.co.uk Wolters Kluwer


www.wolterskluwer.co.uk Reading Glasses Peer Ltd


www.readyspex.co.uk Reception Desks or Counters


Cambridge Shelving Ltd/ Red Displays


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Crown Information Management


Heritage House, 345 Southbury Road, Enfield EN1 1TW Tel: 0808 281 5464


Email: sales.uk@crownrms.com Web: www.crownrms.com


Contact: Ravindra Patel


As experts in information governance and secure records management, we help academic and corporate institutions create accessible, compli- ant, and sustainable information ecosystems. Whether you are relocating special collections, digitising rare materials for preservation, or modernising your library’s digital infrastructure, our specialist teams work collaboratively to deliver customised, future-ready solutions.


Our focus is on enhancing discoverability, strengthening compliance with regulatory stand- ards, and enabling smarter ways to interact with information. With decades of experience and continuously evolving capabilities, we provide a trusted, end-to-end service across the entire information lifecycle, ensuring your collections remain secure, accessible, and aligned with best practices in scholarly communication.


See advert, p. 44 Records Management PREMIUM LISTING


FG Library & Learning www.fglibrary.co.uk See advert, p. 42


Finnmade Furniture Solutions www.finnmade.co.uk


Opening the Book www.openingthebook.com


Records Management Services


Crown Information Management www.crownrms.com See advert, p. 44


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