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How Bill’s Dingwall bookshop took flight after he was made redundant twice
['Susy Macaulay']
Press and Journal
He bought a book with his first ever paycheque, and has bought a book a day ever since, “probably more than one,” he confesses.
He opened the shop after being made redundant twice: “I kind of got the message,” he says in typically droll fashion.
He gives the impression he just bumbled his way into the second-hand bookshop scene without much of a plan.
Obsessed with aviation from a young age, Bill had built up a huge library of aviation books and started his business around them.
Rolls Royce of bookshopsBill’s reputation for aviation books precedes him and attracts some surprise visitors.