Book Review: Devon Metro: The County’s Railways Since 2011 by Andrew Bartlett

Posted on June 15, 2026 by Guest authors

This book examines how Devon’s main and branch lines could become a rapid-transit-style rail network, as envisaged by Devon County Council in 2011.

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