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The Books Council of Wales is a national charity which supports the publishing industry in Wales and promotes reading for pleasure. One of our core functions is to provide specialist editing, design, marketing and distribution services to ensure high standards of book production and publication in both Welsh and English. Funded by the Welsh Government, we also administer and distribute grants to publishers in Wales from our headquarters in Aberystwyth. Another vital element of our work is the active promotion of reading and literacy across Wales through a range of campaigns, activities and events.
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Castell Brychan, SY232JB, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom
- +441970624455
- sales@books.wales
- books.wales
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