London Book Fair faces travel disruptions
April 16th, 2010 admin
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The London Book Fair is now facing significant disruption ahead of what had been billed as the busiest fair in its 39-year history, with flights in and out of the United Kingdom downed for second day due to volcanic activity in Iceland.
Originally posted on BookBrowse 
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