This survey of Bristol’s branch railway stations and halts by a noted railway historian builds on the author’s long out-of- print earlier book, Bristol Suburban, updating it where fresh material has become available and including many new photographs. It will appeal to railway enthusiasts as well as anyone interested in Bristol’s social, economic and industrial history. Brunel’s great Temple Meads terminus is well covered, along with a further twenty-five stations and halts inside the city boundaries which have served residents and commercial interests over the years. A particular feature is the inclusion of a number of ‘then and now’ photographs.