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	Trolleybus Campaign Site Travelling in London is hellish for millions of daily commuters. Any idea that a 'cafe society' exists is blown away by noise and pollution from unregulated cars and trucks. Buses, forced to pollute in traffic jams, are unreliable service providers. In short, London's road transport stinks. We all need to consider zero emission electric buses and this site does just that.
	Modern Electric Transport for Leeds The site advocates TBuses as environmentally-friendly transport for the modern city of Leeds
	Bradford Trolleybus Association The aims of the Association are to co-ordinate the preservation of the city's trolleybuses and eventualy restore vehicles to operational condition.
	British Trolleybus Database Developing a CD that includes details of all trolleybuses built for service within the UK between 1909 and 1985. Hosting a National Trolleybus Archive - A web based repository of the whereabouts of all surviving British trolleybus artifacts. Subscribe to trolleybus
	British Trolleybus Society Preserving the past with the future in mind. The site is under construction but already present are details of the preserved vehicles owned by the Society, its origins and a news section.
	Black Country Museum Since 1975 the Museum has shown how to combine attention to detail and high standards with local enthusiasm to develop a living museum that includes tramway and trolleybus 'services'. Museum Information.
	Bus World From Trams to Bendy Barbie's. A history of public transport from Shepherd's Bush to Uxbridge.
	Cardiff & South Wales Trolleybus Project Publicises the work that the CASWTP is carrying out in restoring three trolleybuses [two ex-Cardiff] at their base just outside Cardiff.
	East Anglia Transport Museum The museum frequently has visiting guest vehicles and does have among its collection three London trolleybuses. It is claimed to be the only place in the British Isles where visitors can not only view but can also ride on all three principle forms of public transport from the earlier part of this century. Museum Information.
	East Sussex Omnibus Society Hyperlink connects directly to a selection of London Trolleybus pictures that are to be found on this site.
	The Electric Trolleybus Advocacy site for the retention of trolleybuses in Vancouver.
	LOCAL London An abridged version of 'A Green Future' WEB Site appears here.
Site Logo too big to fit here! Click on red square to visit site	Site contains information on Glasgow Corporation Transport from 1894 - 1973 with pages on Models, Books, Photographs, Tickets and Ticket Machines, all brought together by Ian & Alice Semple.
	Hastings Trolleybus Restoration Group The Trolleybus system in Hastings, St.Leonards and Bexhill followed on the abandonment of the trams in 1928/29 and closed in 1959. There are only three known survivors of the system and these are being looked after by this Group.
	Knewstubb's Trolleybus Gazette The site has been expanded to include considerable statistical trolleybus information from around the world, some of which relates to UK Systems.
	London Bus Photos A Website dedicated to photography of London's famous red buses. Various galleries covering all of London as well as Rail Replacement services, AEC Routemaster Finales & Bus Rallies and Running Days are included. Information regarding photography is also included as well as a helpful links section to various enthusiast and company websites.
	The Red London Bus This website deals mostly with London's vehicles past and present, but has recently been expanded to cover a much wider geographical area to include trolleybus pictures from the Bournemouth, Wasall, Reading, Cardiff, and Bradford Systems.
	Neil Worthington's Sandtoft Page The original web site for the Home of the Trolleybus, featuring the Museum's events calendar. The picture pages show some of Sandtoft's more unusual exhibits. Museum Information.
	Peter Price Peter Price designs, supplies and constructs tramway and trolleybus overhead line equipment. The company also carries out vehicle restoration.
	Preserved Bournemouth Buses Currently the site has little trolleybus content but does contain a few items of interest, particularly a picture of a trolleybus towing a generator and a beautifully restored Bournemouth tram on a low-loader. Where does that now run?
	Reading Trolleybuses Site contains good historical references on both the trolleybuses and trams but has few pictures of the vehicles. The pages are part of the Bus Web site.
	Trolley Buses in Lublin This is mainly a photographic guide to transport in Poland, giving general coverage as well as focusing on specific aspect as trolleybuses in Lublin. Trolleybuses have been in use in Lublin since 1953 and has since expanded to become the largest network within Poland. Indeed, while other trolleybus systems have come and gone in Poland, Lublin's remains as a significant part of the city's transport system.
	Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft The museum occupies part of the former RAF Sandtoft. Since 1969, it has been progressively transformed from a wind-swept barren site into an attractive working trolleybus museum, complete with workshops and visitor facilities. There is an annual gathering held on the last Sunday in July. Museum Information.
	Southend's Trolleybuses A couple of pages on this site covers the history of Southend's Trolleybuses together with an interesting selection of historical trolleybus pictures. Site also has a few tram pictures.
	Toby & John's Local Transport History Step back in time, to when central buses were red , and Country area buses were green, all buses had conductors. See roads and buildings along the routes that have disappeared into the mists of time, along with the vehicles that travelled them.
	Transport of Delight Site contains many pictures of London trolleybuses which include shots of vehicles on routes 630 and 607. All pictures are from the John Bradshaw collection and are predominately of all forms of electric transport from Metropolitan Electric Locomotives to the Seaton Tramway. You may stumble across a few vintage bus pictures but this should not spoil your pleasure.
	Trolleybuses Galore This site is dedicated to Trolleybuses in general, but Huddersfield Trolleybuses in particular, and shows the preservation progress of Huddersfield 619 housed at Sandtoft. Also galleries of other museums and trolleybus systems around the world, plus trolleybus modelling.
	UK Trolleybus Gallery A trolleybus gallery featuring some photographs from some trips PF made around the UK in 1964 and 1965. Features pictures of Bradford, Huddersfield, Rotherham, Manchester, Hull, Ashton-under-Lyme and Maidstone.
Site Logo too big to fit here! Click on red square to visit site	Most Londoner's think of trolleybuses beginning in London in 1931 as tram replacements. True for full public service, but the first trolleybus to run with passengers on a London street was in September 1912 when an Austrian Cedes-Stoll trolleybus was run by West Ham Corporation carrying passengers on a London public highway, Greengate Street. Open up this site for more historic information.