Bøger af Andy Gibbs

Wonderful previously unpublished images celebrating this cult London rail line. Covers the route between Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction from the 1970s through to the 1990s.

To most people InterCity means the network of trains linking the UK with London, but there is a far more interesting and often overlooked network that avoided London: Cross-country. The North East-South West route of British Rail linked Newcastle with Plymouth and Cardiff via Birmingham; added to this were the Manchester and Liverpool services that headed for the south coast and the odd train that crossed from one route to the other. Birmingham New Street was the hub for all of these services, with the exception of some services from East Anglia and the East Midlands. Over the years the North East-South West route became cross-country and extended its range well into Scotland. This book illustrates the diverse range of starting points and destinations used. Photos are mainly from the 1970s and 1980s, plus a few from the 1990s prior to privatisation and more standardisation than BR could ever have hoped for.

While Brighton is synonymous with EMUs and commuter trains, over the years there has also been some limited freight and parcels traffic and, eventually, the reintroduced direct services to the Midlands and North West brought further variety to the scene. Andy Gibbs, as a former employee of British Rail and a local to the area, has been able to document the changing rail scene around Brighton over many years. These previously unpublished photographs will delight local enthusiasts and offer a tantalising glimpse into times gone by for those from further afield.

A fantastic array of previously unpublished photographs of Scottish railways in the 1970s and 1980s.

Previously unpublished images of the British railway, with this volume focusing on the Eastern Region during the 1970s and 1980s.

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