[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Absolutely fascinating book, well written and really useful in understanding how transport has changed. Beautiful composed and well worth reading.
NetGalley, Karen Bull

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As I have said previously, this series published by Pen & Sword, Your Towns & Cities in World War Two is one of my favourite series. The authors they get to write for these towns and cities are excellent and succeed in writing so comprehensively about local history during the war with the war outside enveloping the story. What I love about these books is that we get the local story of a town and its citizens living through a world war, and how the war affects them in their town. In particular, this book concentrates on Civilians, The Blitz and the Military service of people from York which is fascinating but I actually think the conclusion in the book sums up the whole book. We learn more about Warrant Officer Harry Coates and how his death affected his family and those around him. This in my opinion summed up the war in which York was affected in small ways during the war, but for some of the people of York, the war brought huge effects and consequences. This is a really good book and.. Read more
The History Fella

"The book’s many photographs show the buses at work in their operating territory which stretched between Leeds, Bradford, Ilkley and Harrogate, with interesting street and scenic views. For the enthusiast of buses of that period, as well as people with a specific interest in Ledgard’s, this will be a worthwhile addition to the library."
Andy Wood, Wessex Transport Society

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