Welcome to the official site of The Keighley Bus Museum Trust, founded in 1992

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Welcome to the Museum

The Keighley Bus Museum Trust was founded in 1992, and is a Registered Charity and a Company Limited by Guarantee.The Trust’s stated purpose is to create a permanent museum of public road passenger transport in the Keighley area, and everything we do is focused on the securing a permanent home for the Museum’s vehicle collection which is owned by the Trust.

Fundraising

Work on Bradford 309 is continuing and has been taken over by a long standing Museum member and former custodian of the vehicle.
Attention to brakes has begun together with repairs to the front grille area finished and an engine repaint. Up dates will appear on the "our vehicles" web page.

We are currently reviewing and upgrading our website pages and are closing this page until further notice so please do not use the link. May we thank everyone for their kind help in this project.

309 has now been secured a place in the Museum workshop, and it is hoped the bus will soon be on the road again.

Raised £500

Target £500

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Welcome to the official site of The Keighley Bus Museum Trust, founded in 1992

Welcome to the Museum

Our Vehicles

Fundraising

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Web quiz

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