"British All-Time Lists", as at 31 December 1997, were published
in June 1998.  Compiled by Martin Rix and Rob Whittingham, and available
from the latter at £15 (plus postage).  282 pages, fully indexed.

Enquiries to Rob Whittingham

"Track Stats", the quarterly bulletin of the N.U.T.S.

Contributions to the Editor, Bob Phillips
Subscription enquiries to Liz Sissons

Five booklets have been produced since 1999, as statistical surveys 
covering the following events :-
1.  Men's 400 Metres (Peter Matthews, 1999)
2.  Men's and women's Javelin (Ian Tempest, 1999)
3.  Men's & women's High Jump (Ian Tempest, 2001)
4.  Men's & women's Triple Jump (Ian Tempest, 2002)
5.  Men's 1500 metres & 1 mile (Peter Matthews, 2002)
The latter two editions feature photographs supplied by George Herringshaw
of Associated Sports Photography (21 Green Walk, Leicester, LE3 6SE).  For 
further information, visit his web-site (http://www.athletics-heroes.net).
                           
Two further titles are currently under development :-
    Women's Hurdles (Peter Matthews)
    Men's & women's Discus (Ian Tempest)

Price per booklet is £4 (UK), £5 (Europe), £5.50 (outside Europe)

Enquiries to Dave Terry

"Who's Who of UK & GB International Athletes, 1896-1939", compiled by 
Ian Buchanan and produced by the N.U.T.S.  Enquiries to Rob Whittingham

"Athletics at the Commonwealth Games", compiled by Rob Whittingham, Paul 
Jenes and Stan Greenberg.  Published June 2002.

Complete results of every event held at the British Empire & Commonwealth
Games, from 1930 to 1998, including (where known) field event series.

Published by Umbra Athletics Ltd.  Enquiries to Rob Whittingham

"Reminiscences of a Track Nut - The First 20 Years, 1948-1967", by Stan 
Greenberg, featuring updated reprints of articles written for "Track Stats". 

This is a personal review of two decades of athletics, based on programmes, 
notes, memories, and a perusal of "Athletics Weekly" and its forebears.  It 
covers the years from the author's introduction to the sport as a fan at the
1948 Olympic Games, until his engagement as statistician for BBC TV in 1968.

Available from Stan Greenberg (13 Ferncroft Ave., London N12 0LN), price £8 
(including postage).  Cash payments of $12 US or 15 Euros also accepted.