BUSES Festival returns on 7th August 2022
The festival, which is organised in conjunction with the BUSES Magazine team will feature a display of up to 100 vintage, restored and modern buses and coaches as well as free bus rides from some of the vehicles in attendance and a variety of 'bus' themed traders.
Our venue for 2022 is Sywell Aerodrome, set in the heart of Northamptonshire, dates back to 1928 and is a wonderful Art Deco style event venue. Sywell’s rich aviation history is still evident around the Aerodrome and displayed within the Sywell Aviation Museum, which is located onsite.
Venue Information Shuttle Bus Timetable REGISTER YOUR VEHICLE TO BE PART OF OUR 2022 SHOW!
Vehicles attending for 2022
Event Contact Details
Trade Booking Enquiries
- Caroline Barnes caroline.barnes@keypublishing.com
General Enquiries
- Julie Hawes julie.hawes@keypublishing.com
News and Features
1955 Commer TS3 Video Tour
WKJ 787, a Beadle-Commer integral coach was originally a Beadle demonstrator back in 1955.
Watch Buses Festival Virtual 2020
Can't wait until this years event, enjoy 2020's videos here
1950 Guy Arab IV Video Tour
The chassis of this bus was one of the first batch of 100 'Arab' Mk IVs built at Guy Motor's Fallings Park factory in Wolverhampton and the body was constructed and fitted at MCCW's Marstone Green factory, Bickenhill Lane, Birmingham.
Devon General AEC Regent Video Tour
EOD 524D is an AEC Regent V entered service in 1966 and was one of five Regents built for Devon General near the end of production of the AV590 engine.
Bonus Content - A Journey on the AEC Regent OV 4486
We take you for a gentle journey on the AEC Regent OV 4486 from the Transport Museum, Wythall.
Previous Buses Festivals 2014-2019
Can't wait for this years event? Watch videos and vehicle details from the Buses Festival over the years here.
Watch Video Highlights View previous vehicles
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