Coventry, home of much of Britain's car industry, saw its first public transport in 1884 when a tramway system was developed from the city to Bedworth. It survived through the First World War but, for the advent of the Second, would have succumbed to closure in 1939. This first volume covers the history of Coventry's transport.

Private Places is a collection of 13 short stories dealing with death, murder, zombies, and more. A sometimes gruesome, sometimes funny collection with each story having a different twist.

Cameron goes from working the sex crime unit to going undercover in a high school to try and bust a drug ring. When she falls into the popular crowd, she begins to learn there is a side of her that might not always do the right thing.

Featuring over 150 photographs, this book is a social history of what was a very important part of Coventry. It leads us on a nostalgic pictorial journey through the Second World War, where the infamous Luftwaffe air raid wrecked the city's tram system, modelled on the local Daimler chassis.