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The London and Birmingham Railway

It must have been a remarkable new experience in 1839 to travel at such phenomenal speeds as 30 miles per

The growth of Milton Keynes over the past 50 years has created a focal point for the district. North Bucks

In 1819 a London artists called John Hassall got on his horse and followed the new Grand Junction canal from

Until the late 19th century, men worked six full days a week, but a reduction in working hours freed up

In 2014 and 2015, to mark the anniversary of the opening of World War I, we published Wolverton During World

Step back in time more than a century to relive what life would have looked like in Woburn Sands, Aspley

Hugh Stowell Brown was born on the Isle of Man in 1823 where his father was an Anglican minister. After

Half a century ago, most of North Bucks was in agricultural use. The small railway town of Wolverton, developed in

George Castleden (1804-1884) was a prolific letter-writer and poet from Woburn, in Bedfordshire. The son of the local Congregationalist preacher,

This book was written ten years ago and first published in 2010. The recent publication of Pure Republic, which covers