
My new Heritage Railway Guide tells the story of the Kent & East Sussex Railway, its origins and development, the view from the train along the line and suggestions of places to visit in the local area.

In my latest book, explore 200 years of British railway station history - from humble beginnings to grand designs - revealing their role in architecture, competition, and travel across the UK.
Rest Less Event: 13th April11.30am 60 mins
Dive into the raw, experimental early years of the Space Race — when rockets exploded as often as they flew, politics overshadowed engineering, and every launch was a gamble with global prestige on the line.






Professional historian Dr Richard Marks offers research, education, consultancy, talks and publications on Britain’s industrial, railway history, aviation history and military history.
He is a regular speaker at family history societies, local history groups and groups such as WI, U3A, Probus, Rotary, Tangent and heritage organisations.
Richard is a lecturer in social and economic history at the University of Oxford. As an author, hIs books include The Influence of Railways on Economic Change, The Wantage Tramway and A History of British Rail Engineering Limited.

Dr Richard Marks, Historian