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BRITISH (mostly !) CLASSIC BUSES LINKS

The links are set out as follows;

• Enthusiast / Historical sites
• Bus museums, societies and collections
• Sites about specific types of buses.
• Sites about bodywork manufacturers.
• Companies who sell classic buses
• Companies who hire out classic buses
• Companies who maintain classic buses or sell parts
• Trams and Trolleybuses
• General Bus Interest
• Sales and Commercial sites

ENTHUSIAST / HISTORICAL SITES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF OPERATOR OR REGION

• Accrington Corporation Transport by Peter Gould.
• My pages about W.Alexander single deckers start here.
• Ashton-under-Lyne Corporation Transport by Peter Gould.
• Remembering Baddeley Brothers from the Huddersfield area of West Yorkshire.
• A website dedicated to the History of Transport in Barrow.
• Barrow Corporation Transport by Peter Gould.
• A website about Barton buses allocated to Kegworth depot, by Phil Stevens.
• Lots of detail about Belfast buses on Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website.
• A first class site about the legendary Black & White Motorways.
• The Unofficial Blackburn Transport Website, with complete fleet lists etc..
• Blackpool Corporation Transport buses on the Fylde Tramway Society website.
• A history of Blue Bus (Tailby & George) of Willington.
• A comprehensive site about Blue Line of Armthorpe, Yorks, by John Platt-Straker.
• Another page about Blue Line of Armthorpe (and also T.Severn, and Felix Motors).
• Bolton Corporation Transport by Peter Gould.
• Bournemouth and Poole buses, trolleybuses and trams, by Kevin Clapcott.
• A site about the Brighton Coach Rally, its history, and a list of winners through the years.
• The Bronte Bus - a delightful website by Adrian Snaith about a delightful little company.
• Buckland Omnibus Company has been operating in Suffolk since the 1920s.
• Calvary Coaches, of Washington, Tyne-and-Wear.
• The Busman in Cambridge and the Cambridge Omnibus Society by Richard Haughey.
• A page about the history of transport in Cardiff - part of the Cardiff Bus website.
• Chivers (the jam and jelly people!) had many buses over the years.
• Lots of detail about CIE Ireland on Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website.
• Colchester Buses by Mark Colyer.
• A history of Conner and Graham (1921-1994), of Easington, W.Yorkshire.
• Crosville in Cheshire is the main subject of this website by Garry Brookes.
• The legendary Delaine Buses, of Bourne, Lincolnshire.
• All about Dorset independent operators on the Country Bus website.
• My Dundee Corporation pages start here.
• My Eastbourne Corporation pages start here.
• A comprehensive Eastern National page by John Ryan, with complete historic fleet list.
• Another Eastern National website, with a wealth of information.
• The East Sussex Omnibus Society site with great Eastbourne and Southdown images.
• The East Yorkshire Motor Services Enthusiasts Page is very comprehensive.
• The Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire Transport Review covers East Yorkshire Motor Services.
• A website dedicated to Eden Bus Services of Co.Durham.
• A very nicely produced website about Erne Bus Service, Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.
• The Essex bus enthusiasts website, featuring Eastern National and other local operators.
• A fine description, history and fleetlist of Falconer & Watts of Cardiff.
• The website of John Fishwick & Sons, with a history of the company.
• The coaching history of Gibsons of Moffatt, formed in 1919 and still going.
• A comprehensive website about the History of Bus Services in the Gloucester Area.
• A site about the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Road Motor Services.
• A feature about Guide Friday on Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website.
• The Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire Transport Review covers Grimsby Cleethorpes.
• A picture site for Halifax Corporation and Hebble Motor Services.
• Hants & Dorset Memories by Wayne Richards and John Blandford.
• Hastings and District Bus Page by Stephen Papworth includes Eastbourne, East Kent etc.
• Ipswich Buses by Gareth Perkins.
• Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website has a lot of Irish (and other) material.
• Gabriel Conway's Bustravel Ireland website has a section on postwar C.I.E. buses.
• The Transport Enthusiasts Club of Ireland website has information about preserved Irish Buses.
• A Jones of Aberbeeg Leyland Tiger Cub preserved by Roger and Sue Wortley.
• Southbus is mostly about Kent buses, Maidstone, M & D, Fuggles, Hastings and more.....
• A great website about Lancashire's transport history, with fleet lists and lots of detail.
• The Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire Transport Review covers Kingston upon Hull.
• Lancashire Transport History, by Peter Gould.
• Lancashire United Transport by Peter Gould.
• A growing site about Lancashire United Transport by Phil Auld.
• A renarkable website providing a history (and fleet lists) of Leeds buses since the 1870s.
• One hundred years of public transport in Leicester by Colin Smith.
• Leicester and S.Wales buses on Andrew Tucker's page including all known Leicester survivors.
• The Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire Transport Review covers Lincolnshire Road Car.
• A first class site by Mike Price about Liverpool Corporation Passenger Transport.
• Llandudno Urban District Council complete fleet list.
• A page about F.Lockey & Sons Ltd., of County Durham.
• The London Bus Page by Matt Wharmby is (and always was) definitely Number 1.
• Ian Smith's Page for classic London buses - first class graphics.
• London Transport Bus Routes a very detailed site by Ian Armstrong.
• The London Transport History website.
• London Country buses and history are the interest of Jonathan Wilkins.
• "Big Red and Friends" is about London RT 3236 and other London buses around the world.
• London DMS Home Page by Paul Watson.
• London Transport RLH Bus Information Centre, by Timebus.
• London bus restorers TMR Bus Preservation, by Mike Dawes.
• Routemaster Operators & Owners Association by Phil Willson.
• Routemasters and other buses, at Chris Groves Vintage Bus Pages.
• The Bus Garage provides comprehensive histories of some LT depots.
• A growing photo database of all London buses since the RT on Overground.org.
• A Website dedicated to London Transport Service Vehicles.
• A fine history of Marfleet's Coaches, of Binbrook, Lincolnshire.
• Merthyr Tydfil buses by Alan George, including Morlaix, R.I.Davies and Wheatsheaf.
• History of buses in Middlesbrough by the 500 Group.
• A site about the Morley & District Bus Company, and associated firms.
• A growing site about Northern General Routemasters by Glyn Matthews.
• Notts and Derby page by Rod Smith and Simon Bramley.
• The old Oxford Bus Page is now the Oxford and Chilterns Bus Page, by my old friend Malcolm Crowe.
• The City of Portsmouth Preserved Transport Depot (which is temporarily homeless).
• A Potteries website which concentrates on pictures of PMT buses, past and present.
• A new site being created about Premier Travel Services.
• And The Busman's website about Premier Travel with many pictures.
• A comprehensive site about the history of Preston Buses.
• The Provincial Enthusiasts Website by Ray Tull.
• A website dedicated to the history of Ribble Motor Services.
• Salford Corporation Transport by Peter Gould.
• Scottish vehicles in abundance on the Moray Transport Group's site.
• The Scottish Bus Web Site has lots of current information and pictures from local rallies.
• Another Scottish-related site is this one dedicated to Central SMT and its fleet through the years.
• A photographic history of Western SMT.
• The restoration of a Western SMT Leyland Titan by Hugh Cumming.
• My Southdown pages start here.
• Southend Bus Page by Stephen Papworth includes Eastern National.
• Southend Corporation Transport. An excellent historical record with many pictures.
• The Unofficial Southern Vectis Website by Mike Ginger.
• 100 years of Stroud's buses at StroudValleys.co.uk.
• All about Teesside Buses, past and present, by the 500 Group.
• Lots of detail about Ulsterbus and Citybus on Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website.
• Lots of detail about UTA Ireland on Shane Conway's Classic Irish Buses Website.
• Widnes and Halton Buses website by Paul Holmes.
• A fine website about Yelloway Motor Services.

BUS MUSEUMS, SOCIETIES AND COLLECTIONS

• The Aire Valley Transport Group, and their collection of vehicles.
• The Aldershot & District Bus Interest Group has a comprehensive website.
• The Aldershot & District Omnibus Rescue & Restoration Society.
• For the best collection of old Southdown vehicles anywhere, visit the Amberley Museum.
• The Aston Manor Road Transport Museum in Birmingham.
• The Aycliffe & District Bus Preservation Society.
• The Barton 1246 Society with many links to other Barton information.
• Charles Begley's Collection of buses (and other vehicles) in Ulster, by Graham McCormick.
• Birmingham &  Midland Motor Omnibus Trust for Midland Red fans.
• The BCN Society for people interested in Burnley, Colne & Nelson.
• The Busman in Cambridge and the Cambridge Omnibus Society by Richard Haughey.
• The Coventry Transport Museum.
• The DFG 157 Preservation Society, and their Crosville Lodekka at the St.Helens Transport Museum.
• The Crosville Enthusiasts Club.
• The Cumbria Omnibus Group is restoring an ex Cumberland Bristol MW.
• The Darwen Transport Museum Trust website.
• The Devon General Society website.
• The Devon General Midlands Group, their Regent V and other Devon buses in the Midlands.
• The Dover Transport Museum website.
• The East Anglia Transport Museum at Carlton Colville, near Lowestoft.
• The Eastern National KSW Preservation Group looks after open-topper WNO 479.
• Eastern National Leyland Titan LEV 917 is owned by the Springhill Vehicle Preservation Group.
• Eastern Counties buses at the Eastern Transport Collection, Norwich.
• The East Sussex Omnibus Society site with great Eastbourne and Southdown images.
• The Edinburgh Transport Group website, by David Wilson.
• "FoKAB", the well-known Friends of King Alfred Buses have a fine website.
• The Gifford Transport Group restoring buses in Scotland.
• The Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust website, with details of all their vehicles.
• The Hertfordshire Vehicle Preservation Group website.
• The Historic Commercial Vehicle Association Tempe Museum, Sydney, Australia.
• The Historic Commercial Vehicle Society .
• Ipswich Transport Museum by Nick Abbott.
• The Isle of Wight Bus Museum, featuring Southern Vectis.
• The Keighley Bus Museum Trust website.
• The Lancastrian Transport Trust has an attractive site about them and their vehicles.
• The Samuel Ledgard Society, keeping the famous name alive in Yorkshire.
• Lincolnshire Vintage Vehicle Society have a fine collection of buses.
• The London Transport Museum, an outstanding display of public transport in London through the ages.
• London Bus Preservation Trust (Cobham) by Kevin McGowan.
• London Omnibus Traction Society ('LOTS') have a site about their organisation.
• The Wealdstone & District Home Page with details of their preserved London buses.
• The Maidstone & District and East Kent Bus Club website.
• The Manchester Museum of Transport has its own website.
• The Merseyside Transport Trust (previously the Mersey & Calder Bus Preservation Group).
• The Morris Commercial Club website.
• The National Association of Road Transport Museums lists museums all over the UK.
• The North East Bus Preservation Society website, by Peter Mitchell.
• Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre has an extensive regional bus collection.
• Oldham 163 Preservation Group and their Oldham Altantean.
• The Omnibus Society, founded in 1929.
• Oxford Bus Museum website.
• The Potteries Omnibus Preservation Society website.
• The Provincial Society, remembering buses in Gosport & Fareham.
• The PSV Circle, catering for bus enthusiasts since 1943.
• The Ribble Vehicle Preservation Trust website.
• The Ribble Enthusiasts Club have their own website.
• Routemaster Operators & Owners Association by Phil Willson.
• The Rushden Historical Transport Society in Northamptonshire.
• The St.Helens Transport Museum website.
• A comprehensive site about the Scottish Vintage Bus Museum, by Jim Crichton.
• The SELNEC Preservation Society website.
• Sheffield Bus Museum Trust website by Neil Worthington.
• The Southdown Enthusiasts Club was founded in 1954.
• The Southdown Historic Vehicle Group and their fine collection.
• The Swindon Vintage Omnibus Society has preserved Swindon Daimler No.112.
• The Taybus Vintage Vehicle Society in Scotland.
• Teesside buses preserved by The 500 Group, with histories of local companies.
• The Three Counties Bus & Commercial Vehicle Museum (Beds., Bucks. and Herts.)
• The Transport Ticket Society Website has an excellent coverage of this specialist subject.
• The Transport Museum Society of Ireland has a large collection of Irish vehicles.
• The Transport Enthusiasts Club of Ireland website has information about preserved Irish Buses.
• The Trojan Museum Trust, with a history of the company.
• The Vale of Glamorgan Bus Preservation Group and the buses they keep in Wales.
• The West of England Transport Collection at Winkleigh, Devon. An excellent site.
• The West Country Historic Omnibus and Transport Trust website.
• The Wigan Transport Society has an interest in vehicles with a Lancashire connection.
• The Wirral Transport Museum website (Wallasey, Birkenhead, Chester etc.) by Elizabeth Kew.
• The Worcester Bus Preservation Society and their Midland Red vehicles.
• The 680 Preservation Group website, about their restoration of a Tyne & Wear Atlantean.
• The 1156 Bus Preservation Group in Sheffield has a Leyland PD2 and other buses.

SITES ABOUT SPECIFIC TYPES OF BUSES

• The AEC Society website - the meeting place for everyone with an interest in AEC.
• AEC Southall, by Neil Fraser. A huge resource of pictures and information about AEC.
• The AEC Bus Site, specialising in later AEC products and those still in service.
• A page about AJS Coaches.
• Routemaster Operators & Owners Association by Phil Willson.
• Routemasters galore, including a survivors list at the Bus Lane.
• The Golden Jubilee of the AEC Routemaster in 2004.
• The Albion Vehicle Preservation Trust website.
• The Austin K Series of trucks and buses, by Terry Davies.
• John Wakefields' fine page about the Bedford OB, with a link to a list of survivors.
• John Wakefield's page about the Bedford SB.
• John Wakefield's page about the Bedford J2.
• Lists of the Bedford VAL and VAM types, by The Pieman.
• A fine collection of pictures of Bedford vehicles.
• A website about the wonderful BMMO D9 double deckers.
• The Classic Bristol Buses Website by Nigel Furness.
• Some great photos of Bristol buses from 1964 onwards.
• The Bristol Commercial Vehicle Register has its own website.
• A list of all surviving Bristol LHs by Rob Sly.
• A list of all surviving Bristol Lodekkas by Rob Sly.
• A list of all surviving Bristol REs by Rob Sly.
• The Bristol MW Web Site by Gerry Tormey lists them all !
• The Bristol SU Web Site by Gerry Tormey lists them all !
• The Bristol VR Enthusiasts Page by Rob Sly.
• The story of Crossley Motors Ltd.
• The story of Guy Buses and Trolleybuses.
• London DMS Home Page by Paul Watson.
• The Leyland Atlantean Website by David Snell.
• The Bolton Bus Group have a lot of information and pictures of the Leyland Atlantean.
• A comprehensive site about the Leyland Leopard.
• The Leyland National Group have a website featuring this fine bus.
• The Morris Commercial Club website.
• A page featuring Sunbeam Buses and Trolleybuses.
• The Trojan Museum Trust, with a history of the company.

SITES ABOUT BODYWORK MANUFACTURERS

• Details of Alexander bodies from 1963 onwards, by The Pieman
• Details of Duple bodies from 1970 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of East Lancs bodies from 1963 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of ECW bodies from 1957 onwards, by The Pieman.
• The wonderful Harrington Bodywork by Nick Webster - a history of the firm and a list of survivors.
• Details of Harrington bodies from 1961 onwards, by The Pieman.
• The stylish Harrington Legionnaire coach body has a site all of its own.
• Details of Massey bodies from 1956 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of Northern Counties bodies from 1960 onwards, by The Pieman.
• A website about Park Royal coachbuilders of London.
• Another website about Park Royal and one of its designers, Alfred Hill.
• Details of Park Royal bodies from 1957 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of Plaxton bodies from 1963 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of Roe bodies from 1959 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of Seddon / Pennine bodies from 1968 onwards, by The Pieman.
• Details of Willowbrook bodies from 1960 onwards, by The Pieman.

COMPANIES WHO SELL CLASSIC BUSES AND COACHES

• Check out The Busman's Bedford Trading Post (see link to "The Trading Post" at the foot of the page).
• Chepstow Classic Buses have buses, coaches and open-toppers for hire or sale.
• Ensignbus of Purfleet, Essex have classic and modern buses for sale and for hire.
• The London Bus Export Company sells a wide range of double deckers.
• Prins Classic Transport in Holland have British buses for sale and hire.
• British Bus Sales has all sorts of British buses for sale and for hire.

COMPANIES WHO HIRE OUT CLASSIC BUSES AND COACHES

• Start by calling VintageCoach.com, who have contacts all over the country
• Ace Travel, Merseyside, have classic double deckers for hire
• Ages Past in Hampshire have a wonderful Bedford OB for hire.
• Blue Triangle Buses of Rainham, Essex have several London double decker buses for hire.
• Bowman's Coaches of Carlisle have a an AEC Regal and other classic vehicles in their fleet.
• British Bus Sales has all sorts of British buses for sale and for hire.
• Buckland Omnibus Company operates vintage coaches in Suffolk.
• Carmel Coaches of Okehampton, Devon.
• Chepstow Classic Buses have buses, coaches and open-toppers for hire or sale.
• Classic Omnibus of Folkestone, Kent, hire out single or double deckers and open top.
• Classique Tours of Paisley, Scotland have some beautiful old (and some new!) coaches
• CreaMobil NV is a company in Belgium using British classic buses for weddings and special events.
• Cumbria Classic Coaches have classic coaches for hire, and great sound effects too !
• Eastbourne Buses have a beautiful AEC Regal to hire for special occasions.
• East Yorkshire Motor Services have a variety of classic buses and coaches for hire.
• Ensignbus of Purfleet, Essex have classic and modern buses for sale and for hire.
• International Coaches of Thornton Heath, Surrey can hire you a Routemaster double decker.
• Hire a London double decker from The London Classic Bus Hire Company, Gravesend.
• You can hire a London Bus from London General Transport Services.
• Memory Lane Vintage Bus Services of Maidenhead have a variety of vehicles for hire.
• Prins Classic Transport in Holland have British buses for sale and hire.
• The remarkable Quantock Heritage fleet of classic buses and coaches in Somerset.
• Shaftesbury & District Motor Services hire out RTs and RMs. Email here.
• Southcoast Motor Services hire out ex-Southdown vehicles, including Queen Marys
• Sullivan Buses of Potters Bar (N.London) can hire you a Routemaster, and other types too.
• Timebus Travel of St.Albans, Herts. have several London double and single-decker buses for hire.
• Valley Rambler has some fine old Bedfords for hire in the Southampton area.
• Vintage Tours operate classic Bedford coach services and tours from Ryde, Isle of Wight.
• Wheels of Nuneaton have a varied fleet for every occasion.
• The Wirral Transport Museum in Birkenhead can supply classic buses for hire.
• Yesteryear Coaches of Shipley, Yorkshire, have a selction of beautiful coaches for hire.
• The 1156 Bus Preservation Group in Sheffield has double deckers for hire.

COMPANIES WHO MAINTAIN CLASSIC BUSES AND/OR SUPPLY SPARE PARTS

• Lots of useful spare parts for sale on this website.
• Check the excellent suppliers list c/o the Hertfordshire Vehicle Preservation Group.
• Classic Spares of Devon, for brake, clutch, hydraulic parts and component overhauls.
• For Gardner engine repairs, maintenance or parts, telephone 01244-660822 or email Bill Geldeard.
• For Gardner engine rebuilds, parts or service, contact Paul Gardner Engineering.
• London Omnibus Engineering Services maintain all types of buses, and supply spares.
• The Vintage Paint Company specialise in paintwork for all classic vehicles.
• Email Alan Holland for a wide variety of Leyand (and other) spares.
• Email Mick for all carburetters and parts (and fuel pumps etc.) from early 1900s to 1970s.

TRAMS AND TROLLEYBUSES

• The Black Country Museum Transport Group, Dudley, trams and trolleybuses.
• A history of Blackburn Corporation Tramways.
• A fine website about Blackpool Trams by John Burke.
• Bournemouth and Poole buses, trolleybuses and trams, by Kevin Clapcott.
• The East Anglia Transport Museum at Carlton Colville, near Lowestoft.
• Pictures of the Eastbourne Tramway from 1969 by Gerry Cork.
• Hastings Trolleybus Restoration Group and their three preserved trolleys.
• The Llandudno and Colwyn Bay Tramway Society.
• A magnificent collection of London Tram pictures (some in colour!) by Dewi Williams.
• David Bradley Online, a superb collection of London Trolleybus pictures in colour.
• The famous National Tramway Museum at Crich.
• The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft in Lincolnshire ("Home of the Trolleybus").
• Neil Worthington's site about the Sandtoft Transport Museum.
• If Trolleybuses interest you, then this site is a link to everything you could ever wish to know !
• Homepage of the National Trolleybus Association with details of their activities.
• Try out this Virtual Trolleybus Layout !
• For a comprehensive list of Trolleybus sites, visit the Trolleybus Webring.

GENERAL BUS INTEREST

• *** For the most comprehensive selection of world bus links, visit The Bus Station by Steve Annells ***
• A wonderful collection of bus photos from the 1960s.
• A vast amount of data ! Chassis and body lists at Bus Lists on the Web.
• Tolcarne Depot by Roger King, with many photos, mostly from the West Country.
• A glorious collection of 1960s bus photos, all indexed for easy access.
• Open Top Buses, by David McGow.
• A glorious gallery of historic Victoria Coach Station pictures.
• A huge collection of fleetlists and photos on the Busspotters website.
• A large (and growing) number of bus images on Keith Till's UK & Ireland Bus Pictures website.
• Bus Australia website for transport enthusiasts down under.
• John Braga's website about his bus restorations - two RTs and a DM.
• Mike Fuller's website about the various buses he has owned, and the ones he still does.
• The Southern Municipals website, covering bus services in towns from Swindon to Eastbourne.
• A New Vintage British Buses Website by John Turnbull - with Daimlers and Crossleys.....
• Robert Munster's detailed page about the history of British vehicle registrations.
• Another useful page about British vehicle registrations.
• A website about the Dennis GL 'toastrack' maintained by Southampton University.
• The Lincolnshire & East Yorkshire Transport Review - lots of info and pictures.
• A fascinating page about the filming of the buses used in "Angelas Ashes".
• Routes International, extensive worldwide air, land, rail & sea transportation reference site.
• Roger Hardy has a site about British Buses in North America, with some fine images.
• BusWeb is "the startpage on the Internet for European bus and coach companies."
• The Old Bus Garage by John Hinson with all sorts of bus-related bits and pieces.
• Preservationist Nick Webster has a site about his vehicles and the Castle Point Transport Museum.
• The Busworld site by Martin Layton has a huge bus picture collection.
• Roger Hardy has some great images of buses and coaches on his site British Buses of the 1960s.
• This site does not really get involved with non-British buses, but I know a lot of you do. So here is a good starting point for buses in the USA, The Motor Bus Society, and check out Lytton's Transit too.
• Finally, a quick plug for my commercial page, Skyline Aviation.

SALES AND COMMERCIAL SITES

• Take a look at the many fine G.S.Cooper paintings on the Cooperline website
• High quality transport artworks by Paul Atchinson (trams, railways and aircraft too!)
• Reprint Routemaster Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, and other Bus Memorabilia available here.
• Adams Tingle, for classic bus insurance (click "Bus & Coach Schemes", top right hand corner).
• See Rob Bender's page for some amazing Sydney, Australia bus models for sale.
• British Transit Limited can export/import buses and handle customs docs. etc..
• Some fine bus artwork by Ray Jackson - see his Classicbusscapes website.
• The Ian Allan Superstore, an Aladdin's cave of transport books and other items.
• Fine paintings of (British!) buses and trams from Images WWT in New Zealand.
• MDS Book Sales has a huge stock of specialist bus (and other transport) books.
• Some great artwork of classic buses and cars at Nostalgia Collections.
• The Transport Art Website with the work of well-known artist Mike Jeffries.

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