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Adam Head
Britain’s Rail Network Today

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Over the last few years the UK rail network has been going through a transformative period, changing rail travel for many different people. New train operators and new trains have revolutionised the way we travel.In this book Adam Head utilises a number of previously unpublished images to illustrate the many changes that have affected the UK rail network, including the introduction of new operators and demise of others, the network’s latest trains, and livery changes from the around the country. A wide variety of operators and rolling stock are featured here, as Britain’s rail scene faces new challenges on the tracks and in stations.

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Format EPUB ● Pages 96 ● ISBN 9781398106178 ● Publisher Amberley Publishing ● Published 2023 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 8802309 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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