David Spaven was a Scottish Green Party speaker before the separation of the English/Welsh and Scottish parties in 1991. He worked as a British Rail manager for 18 years until 1995.

David Spaven is the author of The Railway Atlas of Scotland (4.29 avg rating, 7 ratings, 0 reviews), Scotland's Lost Branch Lines (4.17 avg rating, 6 rat...

It seemed at the time that road rather rail should lead the way for the future, but rail historian David Spaven argues in a new book, Scotland’s Lost Branch Lines, that the full possibilities for rail were never properly debated, as he explains here.

David Spaven has spent his working life in and around the rail industry. His first book, the award-winning Mapping the Railways, was published by Times Books/HarperCollins in 2011. Highland Survivor: The Story of the Far North Line, published by Kessock Books in …

David Spaven has 16 books on Goodreads with 219 ratings. David Spaven’s most popular book is Mapping the Railways: The journey of Britain’s railways thro...

David Spaven has spent his working life in and around the rail industry. His first book, the award-winning Mapping the Railways, was published in 2011. Highland Survivor: The Story of the Far North Line, published in 2016, was also an award-winner. He is also the author of the best-selling Railway Atlas of Scotland.

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2022年3月3日 · David Spaven traces the birth, life and eventual death of Scotland’s branch lines, and outlines the controversial closure process through the unique stories of how a dozen routes lost their trains in the 1960s: the lines to Ballachulish, Ballater, Callander, Crail, Crieff, Fraserburgh, Kelso, Kilmacolm, Leven, Peebles, Peterhead and St Andrews.

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Looking for books by David Spaven? See all books authored by David Spaven, including Britain's Scenic Railways: Exploring the Country by Rail from Cornwall to the Highlands, and Mapping the Railways: The journey of Britain’s railways through Maps from 1819 to the present day, and more on ThriftBooks.com.