Growing up in Preston, with its eclectic range of transport, provided well-known local historian David John Hindle with the inspiration to write this book on the transport heritage of Preston. The book takes a retrospective look at the progress of transport in and around Preston, demonstrating how different forms of public transport and the local transport industry have made an immense contribution to the social and economic prosperity of the city. This includes British Leyland, the Dick, Kerr works and the Preston tramways, shipbuilding and shipbreaking on the River Ribble, the Albert Edward Docks, the Bond Minicar and Preston’s contribution to the aviation industry.

This is a fascinating look at Preston’s transport heritage and the many ways in which the town contributed to British transport history.

• The latest title in

  Amberley’s growing Transport

  series

• Review coverage in the local

  press and radio

• Reviews

  in Classic & Vintage Commercials, Old

  Glory, Old Motor and Buses Magazine

• Strong railway interest for

  the specialist press including the many railway modelling magazines

• Reviews in Ships Monthly, Sea

  Breezes and Shipping Today & Yesterday

• Full

  colour, bringing history and memories to life