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'The book is wonderful ... it is like an encyclopaedia. Considering the vast amount of material contained therein , the book ... is very good value for money ... and will become greatly sought after in years to come.'
Anne Pitman, Neath-Port Talbot
'A fascinating and informative book. Lots of local details and facts that were never worth official recording and some interesting conjectures on the future.'
Welsh Railways Research Circle
'The history of how the railways and industry drove each other is balanced by social aspects with personal accounts from railwaymen and enthusiasts. Lavishly illustrated, this is a comprehensive study.'
Great Western Rail Review
'They have shirked no questions, whether about privatisation and nationalisation, economic development, working conditions or the quality of rail services today.'
South Wales Evening Post
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