Britain abandoned Tram and trolleybuses when oil was cheap and plentiful. The future thought to be universal car ownership, with no role for public transport.
Barry Coward will show trolleybuses surviving in Europe.
Thursday 25 June, 14:00 Acton Depot
https://t.co/25oXwZ1mgX
The LTM50 transformation project will upgrade the Covent Garden displays and visitor experience, ahead of the Museum's 50th anniversary in 2030.
On Monday 22nd, members can learn more, directly from senior Museum managers.
Reserve a place: https://t.co/iDQjd5QKCk
Ian Critchley was General Manager Aircraft Services for British Airways Ramp operation at Heathrow.
“Looking back, the highlight was my involvement with Concorde. I want to share some of the story of the most beautiful aircraft ever”.
Tonight at 18:15: https://t.co/jp92iDSH9H
To give Friends a detailed briefing on the @ltmuseum transformation project to upgrade Covent Garden as the Museum approaches its 50th anniversary in 2030, we’re adding a talk at 18:30 on 22nd June in the Cubic Theatre (entry from 18:00).
Reserve a place: https://t.co/QJLAFhj9xL
Due to the planned RMT tube strike this week, we have taken the decision to reschedule Roger Manley’s talk from 21 May to 28 May.
If you have already booked for 21 May, we will carry your booking over to the new date. There is no need to rebook.
Thursday 21st May, 14:00 at Acton Depot
Tram enthusiast Roger Manley will share more of his vast collection of Tram films from non-users of Wires from Spain, Doha and an automated metro in Kolkata or Calcutta.
Reserve your place: https://t.co/qqW81vzfH2
Harry Barker will explore the impact of Community Rail Partnerships, the work of Bus Users UK, and the future of bus/rail connectivity — all Illustrated with photos from across the UK.
Live tonight at 18:15 on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/WRBxS2so5e
Built in the late 18th century by the Grand Junction Canal Company, Aldenham reservoir is a prominent feature of southern Hertfordshire.
John Cartledge illustrates its 230 year history and its various uses on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/yPSSSXA0dp
Yesterday @ltmuseum were running a 4 car 1938 stock train around the Heathrow Terminal 4 loop celebrating 120 years of the Piccadilly line.
#Piccadilly120#HeritageTrain
Be the first to find out about future trips, join the friends: https://t.co/al78hMfBaq
Thursday 21st May, 14:00 at Acton Depot
Tram enthusiast Roger Manley will share more of his vast collection of Tram films from non-users of Wires from Spain, Doha and an automated metro in Kolkata or Calcutta.
Reserve your place: https://t.co/qqW81vzfH2
This bank holiday weekend, @ltmuseum will be celebrating 120 years of the Piccadilly line with Heritage Train Journeys running on Saturday 2, Sunday 3 and Monday 4 May 2026. If you spot the train out on the line, share your pics with us
Harry Barker will explore the impact of Community Rail Partnerships, the work of Bus Users UK, and the future of bus/rail connectivity — all Illustrated with photos from across the UK.
Monday 11th May, 18:15 in the Cubic Theatre.
Reserve your place: https://t.co/tVHMBSRD14
Better late, than never…at the Friends House in November 2024, Andrew Braddock, who was responsible for access and mobility issues for LT and TfL, explained the genesis and outcome of the London Low-floor Bus Project.
Now his talk is available to watch: https://t.co/o6UoVHZ3SE
Celebrate 120 years of the Piccadilly line with @ltmuseum Heritage Train Journeys running on Saturday 2, Sunday 3 and Monday 4 May 2026. Immerse yourself in transport history with our friendly and knowledgeable volunteers.
More information and tickets: https://t.co/FU5deinyO5
Monday 13th April at 18:15
Austin Blackburn will discuss challenges facing the bus industry.
He'll address the impact of legislation and local government changes, focusing on operational, commercial, and recruitment issues.
Watch live: https://t.co/zycgVruj0n
The Story of Aldenham Reservoir
Thursday 30th April (14:00 Acton Depot)
John Cartledge will illustrate the history of Aldenham reservoir, built in the late 18th century by the Grand Junction Canal Company, and describe its various uses.
Reserve a seat: https://t.co/ZoxXTYBrTV
Monday 13th April
Austin Blackburn, Go Coach of Swanley, will discuss challenges facing the bus industry. Addressing the impact of changes in legislation and local government, focusing on operational, commercial, and recruitment issues.
Reserve a seat: https://t.co/gkQHxwCuei
In June 2025, Southeastern and Network Rail Kent Route united to form South Eastern Railway – the first in a new generation of integrated passenger rail operators on the path towards the creation of Great British Railways.
Live at 18:15 today.
https://t.co/ki5VhwpOJp