The history of British Railways in the late 1950s/early 1960s is characterized by change; massive change, as its management attempted to meet statutory obligati
John Jackson takes a highly illustrated look at passenger and freight trains on the Midland Main Line.
The South Western main line is one of the most important railways in the south of England. Colin Boocock spent a significant part of his life living on and rese
“Sets out to address what really happened . . . through its LNER days and into British Railways custodianship . . . A well-researched and presented tome.” �
Mark Lee Inman examines the rapid progress made on Britain's railways over the last fifty years, from the end of steam right up to Crossrail, Class 88s and beyo
