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 launch of the award-winning AEC Regent restoration. The plan for 2023 is bigger and better still, says museum spokesman Denis Chick, with a full calendar of events. The museum opens its doors for 2023 on 1 April.
Firstly, important new additions to the museum’s operational fleet will be revealed at Easter Bank Holiday running days on 9 and 10 April. Making their debuts will be 248 NEA, a 1963 West Bromwich Daimler CVG6 Metro-Cammell Orion, and WDA 835T, a 1978 MCW Metrobus which was displayed at the 1978 Commercial Motor Show and which will be the subject of a special Metrobus display at the ‘Wythall Busfest@Gaydon’ event on 1 July.
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