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The incredible story of these ingenious boats that played havoc with enemy shipping during the Second World War

The real story of Durham's bygone mining age

The Fairey Rotodyne was a large British compound helicopter designed and built by the Fairey Aviation Company and intended for commercial and military applications. This book seeks to fill a gap in aviation literature on the history of the Rotodyne, an aircraft ahead of its time.

Explore the history of London through one of its oldest surviving monuments

The centuries after the end of Roman control of Britain in AD 410 are some of the most vital in Britain's history - yet some of the least understood.

The leading book on Oxford's roads and locations

A beautiful tribute to the 'golden age' of canals and those who lived and worked on them

A classic work that must be included in the library of any railway enthusiast

Grisly murder cases from Shropshire's past

The definitive pictorial history of Nottingham's development

A spooky collection of Worcestershire hauntings

This warm, witty and down-to-earth story of a Yorkshire bandsman will delight music lovers everywhere.

In this new title in the Murder & Crime series author Douglas Huke examines twelve gruesome cases of murder and mayhem to provide a chilling introduction to the darker side of Hull's past

Black Country Ghosts

A history of suburban London cinemas

Suffolk Strange But True

Lively and readable, this popular and affordable history of Liverpool provides a kaleidoscopic view of the city from prehistoric times to the present day.

South Staffordshire Ironmasters

This book is filled with hundreds of first-hand and archive accounts of paranormal activity and includes hidden treasures and mysterious sights from all across the city

Ledbury Past & Present

Around Somerset

Local historian Raymond Wheeler as assembled and annotated over 200 old photographs of Croydon and one of its larger suburbs, Waddon, to provide an important insight into local life over the years.

Ned Williams provides a wealth of previously unpublished photographs of Netherton to provide a unique record of a Black Country community.

At the outbreak of war in 1939 British tank crews were ill-equipped, under trained and badly led. This book is a much-needed warning to governments and military planners: a nation must always be prepared to defend itself and ensure that its soldiers are equipped with the tools to do so.

First published in 1993, this revised and updated edition brings the history of the River Parrett up to date and introduces some fascinating photographic records.

Gargoyles, ghost stories, crumbling ruins and forgotten tombs

The tragic story of a young boy left orphaned by a twist of events during his wartime evacuation

A tribute to one of the grandest and most beloved of all twentieth-century ocean liners, in this richly illustrated book by acknowledged liner expert William Miller we salute the France/Norway

A spooky collection of Peak District hauntings

A pictorial record of the buses and trams that kept Sunderland running!