The photograph shows Diana Pearson with a bus conductor’s ticket machine.

The photograph shows Clare Sandland and her sister Joanne from Darlaston on a replica of an old London general bus.

Michael Whittaker was an avid collector of model buses, which he put on show at exhibitions around the region. The photograph shows Jane Tyler of Highfield Road, Tipton, with a model of a London General bus and a fair ground coach.

Crowds turned up to a second annual event, supported by the Express & Star, featuring vintage cars, buses and lorries made by Guy Motors, Star, Clyno, AJS and Sunbeam. Ron Lucas is mentioned, and the photograph shows Simon Pugh from Cannock polishing a 19

Historic and modern buses and coaches were on display along with miniature and scale models. Linda Price of Transtar Promotions in Wednesbury is mentioned. The photograph shows Geoff Price with Vanessa Lycett of Walsall next to a 1949 Harrington miniature

TV presenter Sarah Kennedy visited Geoff to view his collection of model buses for a new series on unusual collections.

The photograph shows Stuart from Kings Norton, Birmingham in between a row of buses.

The photograph shows James Elson of Remington Road trying out the bell on an old London Bus.

Friends of the Earls raised money to replace their minibus, and their fund was matched by the Seth Somers Trust. The photograph shows Edna Griffin handing the keys to Charlotte Stanislaus with Bernard Taylor.

The factory had developed a new style of minibus, the Carlyle Two, and was already receiving advance orders. The National Bus Company, Aldershot, Freight Rover and Iveco are mentioned.