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Our updated, expanded and re-issued Britain's Growing Railway book is still on sale. Published in late July 2017, it contains an extra 64 pages compared to the 2010 issue. Click [HERE] for details and to purchase.
We regret that because the United Kingdom has left the European Union's Customs Union we are unable to post orders to any address outside of the United Kingdom. Railfuture is able to post Railwatch to its members and subscribers outside the UK, but that is all. Sorry. Some of the suppliers may be willing to post outside the UK and we are happy to put you in touch if you email [books at railfuture.org.uk].
BRITAIN'S GROWING RAILWAY
AN A-Z GUIDE OF STATION AND LINE REOPENINGS
Railfuture's latest book lists Britain's railway stations and lines that have opened or reopened in the past 50 years. This 2017 edition contains 192 pages updating and expanding on our 2010 edition and giving an in-depth description of the dozens of new stations opened in the past seven years. The A5 perfect-bound book is illustrated with photographs throughout. Published at the same price as the earlier edition, despite 64 extra pages, the book has been reduced to just £5.00 including postage. Buy while stocks last. Britain's Growing Railway is a vital tool for rail campaigners and shows construction costs, funders, station specifications and facilities provided, with examples of stations and lines where patronage has far exceeded expectations. |
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| £9.99 | £0.99 | £9.00 | Remote Stations (Peter Caton) |
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PETER CATON BOOKS
REMOTE STATIONS
"Remote Stations" was published in autumn 2018 by Railfuture member Peter Caton, who has several books to his name (including "The Next Station Stop Fifty Years by Train", which he wrote in autumn 2013). This new book, which is subtitled "Journeys to forty of Britain's loneliest railway stations" and is for anyone who enjoys travel books, describes his journeys to 40 of the most remote railway stations around Britain, mostly still open but a few closed. As you'd expect it includes the likes of Corrour, Altnabreac, Dovey Junction and Berney Arms, but also many less obvious ones as he has tried to make it as varied as possible. It is illustrated with more than 150 colour and black & white photos, both recent and historical. [more] Railfuture is able to offer the book for £9.00 (a 99 pence discount), and every purchase will also support our campaigning. Select the book in the "Purchase books" drop-down list below and click 'Buy Now'. |
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