Become a Friend of the Society – £5 a Month
Support the Aycliffe and District Bus Preservation Society by becoming a Friend of the Society for just £5 a month. Your contribution helps us continue preserving our region’s transport heritage, while giving you exclusive benefits throughout the year.
As a valued Friend of the Society, you’ll receive:
Access to Friends-Only Events – Enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes visits, special gatherings, and unique experiences.
A Free Annual Calendar – Featuring our preserved vehicles and highlights from the year.
A Personal Birthday Card – A little something to help you celebrate.
Christmas Cards – Sent with thanks for your continued support.
Discounts on Society Vehicle Trips – Enjoy reduced fares on select outings throughout the year.
By becoming a Friend of the Society, you’re helping to secure the future of our museum, projects, and vehicles—while receiving special perks as a thank-you for your support.
Join today and become part of our preservation family!bout. What’s it made of? How was it made? What are ways to enjoy it?
Become a Friend of the Society – £5 a Month
Support the Aycliffe and District Bus Preservation Society by becoming a Friend of the Society for just £5 a month. Your contribution helps us continue preserving our region’s transport heritage, while giving you exclusive benefits throughout the year.
As a valued Friend of the Society, you’ll receive:
Access to Friends-Only Events – Enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes visits, special gatherings, and unique experiences.
A Free Annual Calendar – Featuring our preserved vehicles and highlights from the year.
A Personal Birthday Card – A little something to help you celebrate.
Christmas Cards – Sent with thanks for your continued support.
Discounts on Society Vehicle Trips – Enjoy reduced fares on select outings throughout the year.
By becoming a Friend of the Society, you’re helping to secure the future of our museum, projects, and vehicles—while receiving special perks as a thank-you for your support.
Join today and become part of our preservation family!bout. What’s it made of? How was it made? What are ways to enjoy it?