All change! - Paul Atterbury

The most intriguing and least known of Britains railways are the minor lines, includingrural routes and branch linessome still active if little-used, others long since lostindustrial and docks lines, and narrow gauge and miniature lines. These can be found in all corners of the country and represent, both historically and in modern terms, a delightful miscellany of the unusual and the quirky. Never seen before images of Britains unsung railways are accompanied by lively, informative text, exploring an institutiononce vital to the commercial and social life of Britain but now largely forgotten, abandoned by the changes in modern-day travel and transport habits.