Industry Heritage

A driver who has spent a large part of his life carrying passengers around Lincolnshire has finally decided to ‘take a rest,’ reports Nick Larkin, though his grandson continues his passion for the industry A […]

Transport Museum Wythall (TMW) is rolling out events galore this years with several major anniversaries being celebrated. Following a record 2022 when the museum saw a 50% uplift in visitor numbers to 15,000 and the […]

Nick Larkin reports on a vintage bus expected to attract lots of attention in Winchester this spring Fifty years after legendary Winchester-based independent King Alfred closed down, a dozen of its former buses will be […]

The London Transport Museum is inviting visitors to clamber on its exhibits, dress in vintage uniforms, join in a scavenger hunt and play board games as part of a ‘Permission to Play’ evening at the […]

The Crich Tramway Village workshop team has been busy working on the museum’s tram collection, with three more joining the operational fleet for the coming season, including Blackpool Corporation number 40, new in 1926 with […]

Some local bus nostalgia is helping make a bus stop more vibrant in south Devon, reports Nick Larkin A once plain bus shelter on Kingsbridge Quay in Kingsbridge, Devon, has been transformed with vinyls depicting […]

Written by Melvyn Wilkins, ‘From Stroud Valleys to Alpine Passes’ covers 70 years of two beloved Gloucestershire tour operators, Beavis Alpine Tours and Rover European Travel. These two iconic family coach operators opened up a […]

A highly respected Cambridgeshire independent has been remembered with a reunion on what would have been its 100th anniversary. Morley’s of Whittesey was set up in 1922 and operated its regular service to Peterborough seven […]

Nick Larkin reports on a North East bus which has returned home after a nomadic life A 1929 Sunderland Corporation Leyland Lion single-decker has returned to the North East some 80 years after it left. […]