In 1961 Scotland's biggest bus company, W Alexander & Sons of Falkirk, was divided into three separate businesses. A new Midland company took over what had been the southern area of the business, and retained Alexander's blue livery and its Falkirk head office. It operated local services to the nor... Lees verder

Buses Yearbook is the annual publication linked to the monthly magazine Buses; it has been published annually in various guises since the early 1960s and has become one of the fixed points in the enthusiast calendar. This newest edition includes a varied mix of articles and photo features, both hist... Lees verder

Henry Conn has been photographing British public transport vehicles since the 1950s. This Midlands volume contains pictures, the majority in colour, of municipal operators from Luton to Burton-upon-Trent and Oxford to Nottingham, as well as independent operators such as Barton, Midland Red and Strat... Lees verder

The period from 1955 to 1969 was one of both considerable transition and also significant challenges for London Transport. It was the period when the policy to convert the trolleybus network – the largest in the world – to diesel bus operation was put into practice. It was the era when the Routemast... Lees verder

Buses Restored is the invaluable annual guide to the many road transport museums throughout the British Isles. Compiled by the National Association of Road Transport Museums, the new 2006 edition has been thoroughly updated and once again includes colour illustrations throughout. The book is divided... Lees verder