Records of Railway Workers

Do you have an ancestor who worked on the railways? Would you like to find out more about their work and how to trace their employment records ? In this short expert-led webinar, you will find out all you need to know in order to begin your research and will come away with pointers on how to get started.
This online webinar was delivered by Chris Heather, Transport Records Specialist at The National Archives, on 13 February 2021.
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Apparently my grandfather used to work as an omnibus driver for London transport -around 1952. How can I track him down?