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One of two volumes in the Lost Tramways series featuring the tramways of Manchester and its environs, this volume explores in detail the routes to the north of the city centre. Also covered are the history of the city''s tramways in the post-World War II era and those of neighbouring Salford Corporation.

Manchester was at the centre of a network of tramway systems that served the city and the neighbouring towns. This is one of two volumes in the series to cover the tramways of Manchester and focuses on the routes to the south of the city centre and the history of the Manchester system in the build-up to World War II. The tramways underwent considerable investment in the 1920s but a change of manager led to the start of the conversion to bus and trolleybus operation as war approached. The Lost Tramways series documents the tram networks which were at the heart of many of Britain's growing towns and cities from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. An informative, accessible and portable resource for the tram enthusiast as well as the general reader, and a superb souvenir or gift for visitors past and present.

From John Gilbey''s home near Aberystwyth, he sets out to provide a monthly image of the rural landscape across Ceredigion, Powys, Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd. These walks, reached by bus or train and occasionally concluding with a quiet pint, seek to capture the key notes of the season and give others an opportunity to join him on his travels.

This addition to the Lost Tramways series documents the tram networks which were at the heart of many of Devon and Cornwall from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century, including the networks in Exeter, Plymouth and Torquay.

A title in a fully informative and helpful series that throws a detailed look at some common mental health issues that affect children''s lives today. The factual and creative titles all seek to get to grips with mental health issues, to remove the stigma related to these issues and to explore common mental health conditions, and the experience...

What will Mouse and Mole find to do tomorrow? They set out their plan: a picnic of cheese and cucumber sandwiches if it is a fine day, or roasted chestnuts and toasted muffins in front of an apple wood fire if it is wild and wintry. But what will they do if it is an in-between sort of day?

Myrddin doesn''t want to go out, without his best friend Mot. Join Myrddin as he learns how to be adventurous and how to say goodbye. A story about how it is to feel love and the loss of a friend, and how to find a reason for going out on your own again.

When Cynan tumbles happily onto the beach he is dazzled by the sun, sea and space. He soon finds a rockpool full of new friends ... but as the sea disappears, they are stranded! Cynan rushes to the rescue and manages to scoop up Little Crab... but do Cynan''s new friends really need rescuing? A Welsh adaptation by Anwen Pierce of Fletcher and...

In this moving sequence of poems Nicola Davies''s text combines with the superbly evocative illustrations of Petr Horácek to provide insight into the real-life experiences of refugees forced to leave their homes and previous lives behind to face an unknown future.

An institution of cultural life in the UK, Hay Festival brings writers, artists, musicians, thinkers and entertainers together each year to share and celebrate their ideas and achievements in ' town of books' Hay-on-Wye. Finally able to return to its pre-pandemic scale and attendance following the recent challenges, this year's festival is worthy of special note, with the variety and vibrancy of the speakers and guests brilliantly captured by photographer Billie Charity in Hay Festival Faces. Character fills the pages of this publication - Britain's favourite polymath Stephen Fry, musician Jarvis Cocker, Welsh Book of the Year-winner Caryl Lewis, His Dark Materials break-out star Amir Wilson, International Booker Prize-winner Geetanjali Shree, actress and singer Minnie Driver, politician Hilary Rodham Clinton - a full range of what the festival has to offer.

When most people think of reptiles, they think scaly, cold blooded and possibly poisonous. But the young adventurer loves reptiles and is rather disappointed that we have so few in the UK. So she goes off round the world to seek out some of her favourites and discover the versatile world of the reptile.

This selection of 108 portrait images documents several journeys made by photographer Diane Barker to join in the everyday lives of the ancient nomadic people of Tibet, creating a uniquely personal insight into these natural stewards of the land.

Aside from Glasgow, there were a number of other tramways that served the west of Scotland. These included those that served the towns of Ayr and Kilmarnock, the north and south banks of the Clyde, Balloch, Greenock and Gourock. This book explores the history of these tramways.

At the peak of Britain's first-generation tramways, it was possible to travel by tram all the way from Pier Head at Liverpool to the Pennines in Rochdale by tram. Amongst the chain of tramways that formed these links were the services that operated in Bolton, St Helens, Wigan and the company lines controlled by South Lancashire Tramways. Each of these systems had a fascinating history but all were to suffer greatly as a result of lack of maintenance during and after World War I and from bus competition, with the result that only one - Bolton - survived into the post-World War II era. Locations featured include: Farnworth, Dunscar, Tonge, Horwich, Halliwell, Montserrat, Bury, Huyton, Prescot, Worsley and Leigh. The Lost Tramways series documents the tram networks which were at the heart of many of Britain's growing towns and cities from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. An informative, accessible and portable resource for the tram enthusiast as well as the general reader, and a superb souvenir or gift for visitors past and present.

In the second volume in the Lost Tramways series to feature Ireland, the history of the trams that served Dublin and its environs are recalled.

David takes the reader on a unique visual journey through Wales; from Snowdonia in the north to Gower in the south, Pembrokeshire in the west to Hay-on-Wye in the east. Each location forms the subject of its own photographic essay. David's exploration of his art captures the landscape of Wales in a new, exciting and evocative way.

Meet Rita. She''s a little girl with very big ideas. When she doesn''t feel like getting dressed in the morning, she dreams up a Fairy Godmother to help her out. Rita''s Fairy Godmother would only have to twirl her wand - swoosh! - and things would happen. But who knows what things...

In this collection of landscape images Nick Jenkins showcases the remote yet accessible attraction of this ever-popular visitor location.

Celebrate this festive season with three brand new Mouse and Mole short stories by Joyce Dunbar and James Mayhew.SnowmoleMole wakes one morning to find the ground is covered in snow! Mouse and Mole decide to build their very own snowy friend - Snowmole - but Mole doesn't want to leave him alone so decides to keep him company all night long and wakes to find another snowy surprise.Lo and Behold!Mole is impatiently waiting for Christmas to come when Mouse presents Mole with a brilliant gift - an advent calendar! Mouse and Mole use the advent calendar to countdown to Christmas and complete all the festive chores that need to be done and before they know it...it's Christmas Eve!A Bump in the NightLate at night on Christmas Eve, Mouse and Mole are getting ready for bed, when they realise they've forgotten a few important tasks - putting the stockings by the chimney, leaving the mince pies and cherry brandy out for Father Christmas and sending their Christmas lists - but as they finish these jobs something goes BUMP! in the night...

As Fletcher looks up at the night sky, the stars flicker out, one by one. Soon, instead of a starry sparkle, there is... nothing! Fletcher sets out to help the stars shine again, but as he and Badger race through the winter woods, they find it''s not easy to reach the stars... and help can come from unexpected places.

An essential, self-help programme based on evidence used by bulimia sufferers for over 20 years. It comprises the latest information about the biology and psychology of bulimia and how to treat it.

Stress is part and parcel of life. We all get it. Think of blood pressure. If you are alive, you have blood pressure. If you are alive, you have stress. If your blood pressure gets too high, you should do something about it. The same is true with stress and this book will help you to control it.

Dementia affects over 850,000 people in the United Kingdom, with most being looked after by unpaid carers. In this comprehensive handbook, Susan Elliot-Wright says that understanding this highly common condition can raise awareness of the same and help to improve the quality of life of all who live under its shadow.

Merlin won''t go out. Not without his best friend Hobbs. Join Merlin as he goes on an adventure to learn how to say ''Goodbye Hobbs''. A story of what it means to love and lose a friend, and to find reasons to go for a walk again.

In the cold wildnerness of the Himalayas, we meet Bugg, a mountain flea in search of a home. Bugg searches high and low for somewhere to call home, but nothing seems quite right until he meets Hugg, the yeti. Join Hugg ''n Bugg in this comical, illustrated, rhyming story of a mountain flea who is on the hunt for some shelter.

Rory is afraid of winter''s darkeness. So Rory makes a Winter Dragon of emerald green, with a crest of brilliant red. Each night the dragon comes alive to tell stories of knights and battles, of elf-kings and treasure-hoards ? and through his dreamtime adventures, Rory grows brave. But as spring approaches, the Winter Dragon dreams of...

Mali''s father is a fisherman, who has created a small boat for her so that she can learn how to sail. Soon, Mali is sailing on the waves in the company of a pod of dolphins. Mali helps a young dolphin who gets caught in a net. But who will help Mali when she gets into difficulty on the sea?