Julian is going on a class trip to visit the old Greendale railway station. The children find a rusty old steam train in one of the dilapidated sheds. Their discovery sparks off a kind of railway fever among the residents of Greendale. The station is lovingly restored by the villagers while Pat and Ted start renovating the engine. Julian's penpal Meera lives in Pencaster and her father, Ajay, is a railway enthusiast. So it's thanks to one of Julian's letters that Ajay comes to Greendale to help Pat and Ted get every nut and bolt in working order, ready for the grand re-opening of the station. And with just days to go before the celebrations, the Greendale Rocket comes to the rescue when Pat's van just can't get through the flooded lanes to deliver the mail. The opening day finally arrives: the residents of Greendale are happy and proud to have a station once more and Julian is even more delighted when he discovers that Meera's family is moving from Pencaster to Greendale.

Welcome to Greendale! In Greendale you can visit lots of places and meet lots of people. Take a peek inside each building and see what the villagers are doing. Young children will love this friendly, lift-the-flap book.

This title reveals to children from the age of three what happens when Julian goes on a class trip to visit the old Greendale railway station. The children discover a rusty old steam train in one of the delapidated sheds which sparks plans to rennovate the engine.

It’s the day of the children’s picnic in Greendale and Ted Glen has built an ice cream machine for the occasion. When the power cuts out, the ever-inventive Ted tries all kinds of ways to get his machine back in action – even connecting it up to Pat's van! He finally hits on a solution and there are plenty of delicious flavours in time for the picnic, including a special surprise flavour that’s not very popular with Pat but is just the thing for Jess!

Pat goes to see Mrs Goggins, to collect the mail sacks. They talk about the weather, while Jess has a quick cat nap This is an extract from Summertime in Greendale, one of the two great new board books about Postman Pat, Jess and life in the village of Greendale. They contain simple, rhyming text and colourful photographic images. They join Hello, Postman Pat and Hello, Jess in the range of foil covered board books.

The seaside comes to Greendale in this sandy adventure.

It's Christmas Eve in Greendale! Julian would love it to be a white Christmas so he even asks for snow in his letter to Santa. Pat has a busy working day ahead and he's due to make an appearance at the Greendale party in the evening... as a very special surprise guest. While Julian and his friends use their ingenuity to sledge and build a snowman... without snow, Pat picks up a jovial, bearded stranger on his rounds who helps him make light work of all the deliveries before mysteriously disappearing. When Pat arrives at the Party, he discovers that Santa has already been. It's all very confusing... until Pat, Sarah and Julian come home to find the bearded stranger leaving presents under their tree. And before he says goodbye, the real Santa tells Julian that his present is outside. Pat opens the door to find Greendale covered in thick, sparkling blanket of freshly-fallen snow!

Join Pat and the rest of the Clifton family - wife Sara and son Julian - in their fantastic new annual. Meet old friends and new characters, such as the Bains, who have moved to Greendale to run the Greendale Rocket - the village's forgotten steam train. Packed with puzzles, stories and fun friends, this annual is the perfect package for a brand-new generation of Postman Pat fans.

A sticker book showing a Postman Pat story. Postman Pat looks at his barometer every morning to find out what the weather will be like, but lately it's got everything wrong For the school trip the forecast is snow Can the barometer be right?