A vehicle show in mid Suffolk will be transporting vintage lovers into the past with a collection of over 100 historic commuter vehicles this weekend.
The Big Bus Show will take place at Stonham Barns on Sunday, August 11, with a range of vehicles from the 1930s to the present day.
Visitors will get the chance to vote for the Best in Show Bus, Best Bus Operator and Best-Preserved Bus.
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There will also be a range of trade stalls selling transport memorabilia, a variety of food and drink vendors, and lots of showground attractions.
A free bus shuttle service will be running to and from Stowmarket railway station to the event and there will also be a service to the Mid Suffolk Light Railway Museum and Top Flight Light Railway museum, who will be holding miniature railway exhibitions.
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Organiser and bus owner, Richard Ward, said: "The Big Bus Show is a show for bus enthusiasts of all ages, traders and anyone who has ever brought a ticket to ride.
‘Restoring buses to their former glory is something many people do. It’s therapy really. It takes your mind off the stresses and strains of modern life. I will be joining the other exhibitors – showing my 2003 Dennis Dart at the event.’"
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Jamie Vendy, of Dews Coaches, added: "We are very honoured to be solo hosting the event this year. Our presence and following has drawn many visitors and the event is now growing in size and scope year on year.
"Our group represents the era of buses from the 1990s in Norfolk and Suffolk so it is very much at the heart of the event. The group is led by myself as Chairman and I always spent weeks holidaying in the Norfolk & Suffolk area as a child in the 1990s.
‘It’s all about the nostalgia of transport and bringing some delightfully restored buses to the event where they can be seen and enjoyed by all."
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