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Bonnier consolidates UK divisions under Mann, prepares for 'significant' growth Bonnier Publishing has consolidated its UK divisions under Perminder Mann, who has been promoted to head of the UK group, as it prepares for "significant growth" in Britain.

Pearson shareholders overwhelmingly reject Fallon's £1.5m pay Pearson shareholders have rejected chief executive John Fallon's £1.5m pay package at the company's a.g.m. today.

Two nods for Leyshon on Branford Boase shortlist Chicken House editor Rachel Leyshon has two nods on the shortlist for the Branford Boase award, including the Waterstones Children's Book Prize-winning The Girl of Ink and Stars by Kiran Millwood Hargrave.

'Alice in Brexitland' to publish ahead of general election Ebury has acquired an Alice in Wonderland themed political parody telling the story of Brexit.

Winder promoted to m.d. of Hachette NZ Mel Winder has been promoted to managing director of Hachette New Zealand, effective immediately.

'Evening Standard' makes claims for new PRH office location The London Evening Standard has claimed that Penguin Random House UK is “eyeing plush new offices in Nine Elms” in the Southbank regeneration area in London SW8.

Charlotte Atyeo to leave Bloomsbury Charlotte Atyeo, publisher of sports narratives and Wisden at Bloomsbury, will be leaving the company on 18th May after her role was made redundant.

YouTuber Burr moves to Blink for Christmas title Blink Publishing has won the rights to publish YouTube star Tanya Burr’s third book, Tanya’s Christmas.

Andrew Davies to adapt A Suitable Boy for BBC1 Screenwriter Andrew Davies is to adapt Vikram Seth's A Suitable Boy for BBC1, in the novel's first screen adaptation.

S&S sees 11% rise in first quarter Simon & Schuster saw worldwide revenue growth of 11% in the first quarter of 2017, up to $161m (from $145m for the same prior-year period).

BookTrust gives The Bumblebear to 700,000 children BookTrust is delivering 700,000 copies of picture book The Bumblebear (Random House) to every reception age child in England this autumn.