Can anyone recommend a good vegetarian cookery book?

www.viva.org.uk has lots of recipes, including stuff about the 5:2 diet.

We were vegetarian for a few years, when everyone was at home, and I used a Rose Elliot book, also Sarah Brown. We were living near Hull at the time and she came to do a demonstration for a women's group I belonged to.
We still have no-meat meals 5 days a week.
Mostly I use lentils and other pulses for protein. Plus fish.

I still use my Cranks cookery book, and am very fond of Rose Elliot and Delia too. (Roquefort cheesecake with pear salad!) My favourite right now is by Yotam Ottolenghi, who is Israeli but combines that with lots of Middle Eastern and Mediterranen ideas. He is not vegetarian, but many of his recipes are, and they are spicy and different.

(Bit late here to refer to the veal- but I became a vegetarian over 35 years ago, and the what finally convinced me was being in a queue at Dover docks while lorries full of veal calves drove on to the ferry. The sound will stay with me always.)

Thank you all so much for your suggestions, and apologies for delay in my reply, but due to the high winds and rain our broadband connection at home got blown out! It has been like having my arm cut off. I too do not like HFW as I find him a little pompous and unrealistic, yes we could all go fully organic and cook on our eco Aga if we earned what he did from telling the rest of us what to do! I dont know why I didnt hink of Delia ( or Saint Delia is she is known in my house) as her recipes always work. I have Ottolnghi book, he is fab. So all I need to do is have a look at Amazon and see if I can find a Cranks book. Will keep you posted. Thank you all for your help.

Have you tried the NHS app Be Food Smart? They have both vegi and meat with quick easy recipes.