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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

Bradford 309 is in the final throws of it's restoration back to full working order. KBMT would like to complete all outstanding work and re-launch it's awaited return as part of our 'Deregulation' event to take place on 25th September this year. You can support us by raising the funds for fabrication and welding of the front end inner wings and completion of the brake overhaul.

The Trust would welcome any donations no matter how small to ensure we achieve our goal. Please help us get this popular vehicle back on the road. Thank you.

Raised £100

Target £500

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Latest from the KBMT Blog

14th July Thank you

A belated thank you to volunteers and members of the public who (despite what seemed to be a curious hap-hazard road closure arrangement), managed to…
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Sunday July 14th Open Day 10am to 5pm.

Our second event of the year will be on Sunday July 14th 2019, at Riverside, with refreshments, sales stalls and a regular free bus service…
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Welcome to The Keighley Bus Museum Trust, founded in 1992

Welcome to the Museum

Our Vehicles

Fundraising

Latest from the KBMT Blog

14th July Thank you

Sunday July 14th Open Day 10am to 5pm.