Bromley Bus Preservation Group The Bromley Bus Preservation Group consists of a group of friends from the Bromley area, in south east London. Over many years, we have preserved and restored various vehicles, from the timeless RFs and RMs, through Nationals and Titans to the relatively modern Volvo Olympian, still worked in their hundreds all over the country.
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Cardiff Transport Preservation Group The group was formed in 1992 in order to purchase, restore, maintain and preserve for the benefit of the public, vehicles, artifacts, archive material and other items which pertain to and reflect the transport heritage of, the City of Cardiff and surrounding areas. To this end the Group has acquired a number of buses formerly operated by City of Cardiff Transport and other local operators. All vehicles are owned by the group or it's members
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Cornwall Bus Preservation Group The CBPG has been formed by a group of bus and coach enthusiasts who are involved in maintaining, restoring and preserving a number of buses which saw operational service in Cornwall that have been bought, donated or even loaned to members of the group. Members of the CBPG are known as 'friends'.
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Hull & Country Bus Preservation Group We are a group of individuals you have got together to pool our resources to help save and preserve interesting buses from Hull,East Yorkshire and the rest of the Country.
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Hull Bus Restorers Hull Bus Restorers was formed in August 2007 to restore their first bus. We are now a group of seven (Alistair, Keith, Les, Luke, Mark, Phil and Sean) having gained three new members by joining with the previous Hull 245 Group. The first bus to be restored is ex Kingston upon Hull Corporation Transport's 180. It is GAT 180D, a 1966 Roe B44D bodied Leyland Panther bus. The second bus acquired for preservation is ex East Yorkshire's 188 which is LAG 188V, a 1980 Leyland National 2. Our third bus is a 1969 ex Kingston upon Hull Corporation Transport Roe bodied Leyland Atlantean. It is PRH 255G and is currently in the three tone green livery of Citilink. The fourth bus to be preserved is WKH 526X, an ex East Yorkshire 1981 ECW bodied Bristol VR
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Leicester Transport Heritage Trust The Leicester Transport Heritage Trust was constituted in October 2007. The Trust was the result of a merger of two well established groups, the Leicester Transport Study Group, which was formed in 1997 and the Leicester Corporation Bus Preservation Group which was formed in 2002.
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North East Bus Preservation Trust Ltd The North East Bus Preservation Trust (NEBPT) is a group of over 130 bus and coach enthusiasts dedicated to preserving the vehicles and heritage of the North East of England.
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Notts & Derby Bus Preservation The aim of the group is to purchase, restore and rally vehicles originally used by our local bus companies namely Trent Motor Traction, Midland General and Nottingham City Transport of which we have several examples already saved to hopefully pass on to future generations.
The South West Preservation Group We are a friendly group of like minded enthusiasts who wish to see the continued preservation of old buses. Together we are pooling their resources to help achieve this aim. Some are vehicle owners, others are just enthusiasts with a love of buses. The goup was formed in July 2008 by Mark Amis who is a Bristol based bus enthusiast - with the aim of purchasing & restoring vehicles and displaying them at rallies to enable future generations to look at buses "how they used to be". This website allows you to follow what we are currently running and working on.
GO South Coast This is a discussion group on Go SouthCoast Group including fleets of Wilts and Dorset, Solent Blue Line, Southern Vectis and the Coaching division inc Tourist, Damory and Marchwood Motorways. The forum includes news, views and much more **now includes Plymouth Citybus**
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South West Bus Forum Focusing on First Bristol / Somerset and Avon and other local companies
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Travel East Yorkshire Forum For all information on EYMS, Stagecoach East Midlands and local operators in the East Yorkshire area
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Tyne & Wear Bus Preservation Group The TWBPL was originally formed by a small group of friends who are dedicated to preserving North East buses of yesteryear. Since forming the group formally known as the "Tyne and Wear bus preservation group" they now have more than 18 preserved buses and are rapidly out growing there current storage facility.
