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Proud to be Main Sponsor of Fleetwood Tram Sunday 2015

Serving the community for 38 years and counting

ChrisAllen

As chairman, it gives me great pleasure to be at the helm of what is the best FREE day out in the North West. We are a small team of volunteers who each have there own ‘jobs’ to do on the committee, and are proud to do so. Last year was our 1st in partnership with a company called LeftCoast who have been given the task of bringing the Arts to the Fylde coast. Those of you who witnessed the parade at 3 o’clock would have been impressed with the hand built vehicles thus keeping with the transport theme. It ended with a display of JCB diggers performing a dance on the beach behind the Marine Hall. This year sees a display performed by ‘Extraordinary Bodies’ whose show is called ‘Weighting’. The performers are both abled bodied and disabled bodied and is a must see for all.The interest in our show this year has exceeded all expectations which is why we chose to close the entries early thus giving us time to sort out the placings of the vehicles and the

stalls. Look out for the MG 6R4 Rally car designed by Patrick Head of the Williams formula 1 team back in 1985 and for the open top bus from Southport and of course the trams. We have got 3 on display by the Pharos lighthouse. Blackpool Transport will be running 10 Heritage Trams to Fleetwood throughout the day, so Tram Sunday will this year live up to its name once again. A twitter wall, live animals, dinosaurs, car clubs and buses will all make this a fabulous day out for all the family.

Enjoy the day

Special thanks to Chris Allen Garages, Wyre Council, Freeport Fleetwood, LeftCoast, Arts Council England, Without Walls, Associated British Ports, Blackpool Transport Services, Asda and all our associated partners.

Robert Brown

TRAM SUNDAY

Welcome to Fleetwood to all our visitors

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Fleetwood Chamber of Trade & CommerceChairman, Derek EatonSecretary, Derek EatonTreasurer, David ShawMembership Secretary, Robert Brown

Fleetwood Festival of Transport Community Interest CompanyDirectorsRobert Brown, ChairmanShaun Hartley (CIM DipM), Marketing DirectorDerek Eaton, Finance Director President, David Evans

To our families for all the endless hours we put into this making this event possible.

Image courtesy of Gary Mitchell

CommitteeRobert Brown, Chairman & Event Co-ordinatorShaun Hartley, Marketing Director, Marketing & PromotionsDerek Eaton, Finance Director, Civic Arrangements & FinancePeter Brown, SecretaryDave Carlos Event Co-ordinatorAnne Carlos Secretarial AssistantPeter Brown, Highways & Borough LiaisonMartin Wigley, TreasurerRobert Brown, Vehicle Co-ordinatorNorma Banville Volunteer Co-ordinator Bob Hopwood & Dave Carlos, Health & Safety ExecutivesDavid Evans, Rally Control & Technical AdvisorDan Whittaker, Police Liaison OfficerJoe Mansell, Public Address AnnouncerMike Taraga, DJ

Special thanks also toMartin Gardner/ Shaun Hartley - Advert Sales & Programme ContentLINK-MAG - Design - Artwork & Printing of ProgrammeBryan Lyndop - Blackpool TransportNorth Euston Hotel - Endless facilities providerFleetwood Town Council - SupportChris Allen Garages Ltd - Main SponsorshipHesketh Press - Printing of Leaflets & PostersWyre Borough Tourist Information Administrator - Marketing Assistance

ABP for the use of land as a car parkFleetwood Town Football Club - Provider of Radios

Officers and Committee of Tram Sunday

wyretheatres.co.uk SUMMERTIME @ 01253 887693

Marine Hall

The Fylde Coast Food and Drink Festival Sunday 16 August, 10am – 4pmFree entry

Thornton Little TheatreMarty Macdonald’s Farm – Pongo’s Party28 August, 2pmGreat summer holiday fun for all the family £9

Marine HallRock GardenFREE live music bylocal performersSunday 2 August noon - 5pmSunday 9 August noon - 5pm

Marine HallThe Basil Brush Show Full on Fox TourFriday 7 August, 11am and 2.30pmAdults £13, children £11, family of four ticket £38

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Great entertainment all year round - call in today for a programme

A traditional market situated on

Lancashire’s lovely coast with over 150 stalls.A shopper’s paradise for gifts, clothing and

household goods. Bag a bargain today!

Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday all year round

9am - 4.30pmAlso open all Bank Holidays and Tram Sunday

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A seaside shopping experience

Keep an eye on the latest news section of the website for

events and special offers!

Bouncy Castle DaySaturday 11 July

Ma Kelly’s Show ‘Shorts’Tuesday 4 & Saturday 29 August

Live Music - Jazz BandSaturday 15 August

wyretheatres.co.uk SUMMERTIME @ 01253 887693

Marine Hall

The Fylde Coast Food and Drink Festival Sunday 16 August, 10am – 4pmFree entry

Thornton Little TheatreMarty Macdonald’s Farm – Pongo’s Party28 August, 2pmGreat summer holiday fun for all the family £9

Marine HallRock GardenFREE live music bylocal performersSunday 2 August noon - 5pmSunday 9 August noon - 5pm

Marine HallThe Basil Brush Show Full on Fox TourFriday 7 August, 11am and 2.30pmAdults £13, children £11, family of four ticket £38

theatres

Great entertainment all year round - call in today for a programme

A traditional market situated on

Lancashire’s lovely coast with over 150 stalls.A shopper’s paradise for gifts, clothing and

household goods. Bag a bargain today!

Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday all year round

9am - 4.30pmAlso open all Bank Holidays and Tram Sunday

/wyremarkets

A seaside shopping experience

Keep an eye on the latest news section of the website for

events and special offers!

Bouncy Castle DaySaturday 11 July

Ma Kelly’s Show ‘Shorts’Tuesday 4 & Saturday 29 August

Live Music - Jazz BandSaturday 15 August

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Fleetwood Town Councilis pleased to support

Fleetwood Festival ofTransport

Tram Sunday2015

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Civic Procession The Civic Procession will commence at 11.00am from Fisherman’s Walk / Ash St and will include a large number of vehicles of all types. The Festival will be opened by the Mayor and the Town Crier. The procession will include Fleetwood Lifeboat Crew & The Old Boys Band. The procession will proceed down Lord St towards North Albert St and on towards the North Euston Hotel. Please keep back from the road as the procession goes by.

Town Crier There will be a Town Crier in attendance who will happily pose for photographs.

Rally Control & Public Address The Rally Control is situated in Albert Square (Rowntree Clock Tower). The staff are there to help you in any way possible including locating exhibits and amenities, locating / looking after lost children etc.

Medical Assistance Should you require medical assistance, please visit the points on the map marked with a red cross or ask the nearest Steward.

Stalls, Charity Stall & Sponsors Please support the Stalls, Charity Stalls, Advertisers & Sponsors where possible. They have all contributed to this Festival. Please support those local shops who support the event (shops displaying the Tram Sunday 2015 Retail Supporter window sticker).

Souvenir Festival Programmes & Souvenirs If you would like further copies of the Festival program or Souvenirs, they are available from Rally Control or after the event from www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk.

Thank you for coming to Fleetwood Tram Sunday 2015. As you will be aware, the event is self funding. Thanks go to the Sponsors including the Main Sponsor Chris Allen Garages Ltd, to all exhibits & stallholders, all advertisers and the many local people who help create such a wonderful event.

Notes for VisitorsTRAM SUNDAY

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Music & Entertainment We have a wide variety of Music & Entertainment at the Festival including the Old Boys Band, Majorettes, and also many children’s rides and entertainment.

Safety Precautions Please take note of the following to ensure that you, your family and others enjoy the day.

Look out for moving engines and other vehicles at all times. Please obey any instructions when given by a Marshall or Steward.

Do not stand too close to engines or tractors running under their own power.

Keep behind the barriers at all times – they are there for your safety.

Ensure that Children are kept well clear of engines, tractors, and other machinery at all times.

Please keep dogs on a lead.

Do not climb onto tractors, engines or other machines.

Please respect the care our exhibitors have taken to prepare the exhibits and keep prams & children well clear.

If you have any problems look out for the Stewards or Marshalls who are there to help. Many have radios to contact Festival Control near the Rowntree Clock Tower.

We hope you enjoy your day.

E.&.O.E.

TRAM SUNDAY

The UK’s largest FREE transport & arts family day out

Sunday 19th July 2015Events Programme

www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk

TRAM SUNDAY

The UK’s largest FREE transport

& arts family day out

Sunday 19th July 2015Events Programme

www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk

Notes for VisitorsTRAM SUNDAY

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Balloon car 706. Green and Cream Open topped Double Decker. Named “Princess Alice”. (Weather dependent )

The backbone of the fleet from their introduction in the mid 1930’s until the new era of the LRV ( Light Rail Vehicle) tramway in 2012, Balloons (as the double decker streamlined trams became known) were actually delivered in two formats. 700 to 712 were originally bought as open toppers as seen in 706. 713-726 were delivered as closed toppers, but during the war years, the open cars were covered over. In 1980 however, 706 met 705 in a quite serious collision at Pleasure Beach. The two damaged cars sat for several years in the bus yard, until at a committee meeting of the forthcoming Centenary Celebrations to be held in 1985, a member of that committee suggested that perhaps could the good end of one be put on the bad end of the other and then a restored open topped Balloon could once again be seen on the Blackpool Tramway. The result you can hopefully see here today. Incidentally that committee member, is also now a member of this Festival committee too.

VISITING HERITAGE TRAMCARS Service is every 20 minutes from ASH STREET to PLEASURE BEACH.

Standard Tram No 147. Green and Cream Enclosed Double Decker Tramcar. Named “Michael Airey”.Built in 1924 to the same design as many created by the transport department at Blackpool, but in this case by Hurst Nelson of Motherwell.

147 left the UK in 1967 bound for America, but was never fully used at the museum she went to. In 2000, she was returned home in two halves and was fully restored. She was named Michael Airey in honour of the body shop manager that worked so hard to get this tram back and have her returned to service.

Heritage TramsTRAM SUNDAY

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Boat Cars 600, 227, 230. Green and Cream, or Red and White Open Topped Single Decker. (Weather Dependent)Built in 1934 as part of a huge upgrade of the Blackpool tram fleet by Walter Luff, the then General Manager, these were a summer variant of the more usual closed saloon “Railcoaches”. These are the three that now survive on the tramway and always prove very popular on summer days.

The prototype, No. 600 is in it’s original green and cream livery as it was seen on delivery, where as 227 wears a Red & White livery that was Blackpool’s livery for vehicles up to 1933. 230 is also Green & Cream but in the 1970’s style and is named “George Formby” on the side.Being the prototype, No. 600 also slightly differs from the others by having shallower side panels and as such has earned the nickname of “Little Willie”.

Trailer Motor Tram 272 and Trailer T2. Cream Single Decker Enclosed Tramcar with a Cream Enclosed Trailer attached.In the late 1950’s and early 60’s, tramways were being closed down in large numbers as large capital outlay was required to renew the fleets. However buses seemed the cheaper and more efficient alternative then So in a bid to keep Blackpool’s trams viable, a look across at the way the Europeans did things was looked at. One way of increasing capacity was adding a tram to the back of a normal one. So between 1958 and 62, some of the older “Railcoaches” were rebuilt as Trailer Motor cars and some new trailers were built to be attached to them. The result is 272 and T2, recently repainted into her original overall cream livery.

OTHER POTENTIALLY OPERATIONAL CARS. This list is of trams from the operational heritage fleet from which a “changeover” of vehicles may be used on the day. Also within this list will be a number of trams that may be used as “static exhibits” on the day, as part of the “Spare Parts” arts festival that runs in conjunction with the Transport Festival event.Brush “Railcoach” 631. Green and Cream Single Decker Enclosed Tramcar.Again dating from the upgrade in the mid 1930’s that helped the tramway survive, car 631 is one of a few to survive the upgrade and is shown in the more recent version of her livery. This is similar to the type of tram that the Trailers were rebuilt from as well as the One Man Operated or OMO cars that were rebuilt in the 1970’s and which almost certainly ensured the tramway survived into modern times.

Centenary Class Tramcars 642 or 648. Yellow or Green & Cream Single Decker Enclosed Tramcars.These trams were built using bus technology and parts for ease of exchange and better costings by East Lancs Coachbuilders of Blackburn between 1984 and 1988. They replaced the OMO cars that were life expired, but still being One Person Operated, they were cheaper to operate and mostly maintained the less frequent Winter services. They were christened “Centenary” class as they arrived at around the centenary year of the tramway in 1985. 648 was originally numbered 651 as an experiment for GEC to test out new equipment and at the end of the experiment was renumbered 648 and entered normal service in 1990. 648 has been restored back to her 1988 appearance.

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“Coronation” Tramcars 304 or 660. Cream Single Decker Enclosed Tramcar. In 1952 an order for 25 new trams was made from Charles Roberts of Wakefield. These were the so called “Coronations”, as they arrived mostly within the Coronation year of Queen Elizabeth the Second in 1953. However, whilst being extremely luxurious and stylish, they were very heavy and started to damage the tracks. Additionally they also had braking problems, though this was later put down to the tramways department removing sets of batteries on each one to try to make them lighter and less harmful to the tracks. So by trying to solve one problem, they created another. They didn’t last too long in service and by the 1970’s had mostly been withdrawn. Only three now survive, two of which are now operational. 304, the prototype, was the subject of a Channel Four “Salvage Squad” programme to see it be brought back to life.

“B FLEET” Double Decker Enclosed Tramcars in Blackpool Council Purple & White Flexity livery. 700, 711 or 719.With the advent in 2012 of the new upgraded tramway with it’s brand new fleet of 16 Bombardier “ Flexity 2 “ type tramcars, it was felt that from time to time when demand grew, such as at half term and/or during the famous Illuminations, that the Flexity fleet might not always be able to cope. Therefore a programme of rebuilding some of the spare 1930’s Balloons was commenced. In total some 9 cars were earmarked for conversion which mostly involved fitting a different type of “plug fit” doors, to enable them to pick up passengers at the newly constructed LRV style platforms on the upgraded system. Despite their conversion however, the changes,whilst quite dramatic looking, are in fact, very easily removed and so if in future it is deemed desirable to restore any of the three numbered above, then this should not pose too much of a challenge to achieve. That said, with the plug doors, fitting of a pantograph and a new striking livery that mimics the Flexity corporate style, the trams do belie their 80 years of age quite well, it has been said.

STATIC HERITAGE TRAMSBalloon car 715. Green and Cream Double Decker.The backbone of the fleet from their introduction in the mid 1930’s until the new era of the LRV ( Light Rail Vehicle) tramway in 2012, Balloons (as the double decker streamlined trams became known) were actually delivered in two formats. 700 to 712 were originally bought as open toppers as seen in 706. 713-726 were delivered as closed toppers as seen as 715 which has recently returned to the heritage service operational fleet following extensive overhaul. It is finished in 1985 livery which is the year that Tram Sunday first took place and easily recognisable with it’s distinctive Tram Sunday advertising strip between decks.

Bolton Corporation Tramcar No. 66. Maroon & Cream Enclosed Double Decker Tramcar.Now the only survivor of the Bolton Tramways fleet, 66 was built in 1901 by the Electric Railway and Carriage Co. When Bolton, like many towns and cities just after the Second World War, closed down their tramways, 66 like so many others, the lower saloon was sold off for a few pounds and became a caravan. In 1964 she was rescued and over the next couple of decades, she was fully restored by a small band of dedicated tram fans. As a precursor to the upcoming Centenary Celebrations due in 1985, in 1981 she was allowed to be the first “foreign” preserved tram to operate in Blackpool to see if the public would ride on such a tram, which must have been a success, as she has been here ever since. In fact in

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NEW ONE BOAT 227

Image courtesy of Gary Mitchell

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around ten years time, 66 will have operated in Blackpool for longer than she ever did in her home town of Bolton.Blackpool & Fleetwood “Box” car No. 40. Brown and Cream Single Decker Enclosed Tramcar.The tramway we see today running continuously from Starr Gate to Fleetwood ferry, was not always as “joined up” as it is today. The Corporation trams started in 1885, but only ran to Cocker Square, but later extended to The Gynn. However, until 1920, should you wish to ride to Fleetwood, it involved a change of not only tram, but type of company too, as the connecting service was run by a private company. The Blackpool & Fleetwood Electric Tramroad Co. Ltd, was opened in 1898 and had depots at Fleetwood and Bispham. It ran around 40 trams and was financially sound. The tramway was an interurban system running mostly through quite lightly populated areas, but had enough larger places on it’s route to continue to be profitable. Box 40 arrived in 1914 to a design very similar to those of the Manx Electric Railway’s trams on the Isle of Man, which also still operate. Upon purchase by Blackpool Corporation in 1920, the two tramways were finally connected at the Gynn, as they still are today. In fact at the Gynn an idiosyncrasy of the two systems once being separate,can still be seen, as the Corporation preferred to have its tram poles at the side of the tracks, where as the Tramroad Co liked to have their traction poles in the middle between the two tracks. Even though all the original poles have been renewed, that practice of a preferred pole position, is still kept alive even today. At the Gynn, if you look along the tramway to Fleetwood, the poles are still between the tracks, whilst look towards Blackpool and the poles are at the side with an arm spanning both tracks.

Why not take a return Tram Tour to North Pier and back on one of the 8 Heritage Trams visiting us today. They will be running at regular intervals from Ash Street, at the southern end of the festival area throughout the whole of the day.

Tram Artwork available at Rally Control - Copies of 5 Norman Daley prints specially commissioned by Blackpool Transport in 1985 to celebrate the centenary of the Tramway and Limited Edition Posters produced in 2010 to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the tramway - both items are not available elsewhere. These are offered with the kind permission of Blackpool Transport Services.

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PWR RailwayTRAM SUNDAY

Fleetwood - The town that you are currently within and hopefully enjoying this wonderful and unique “Tram Sunday” event in, came in to being mainly because of the vision of it’s founder, Sir Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, to create a new town and port and his belief that it could best succeed if it was served by a railway.

Thus in the July of 1840, the Preston & Wyre Railway was opened to great acclaim and the railway became a great success. This was in no small part due to the fact that, until 1856, no locomotive had been yet built that could conquer the gradients of Shap in the Lake District and so the very popular trip to Scotland could only be achieved by getting first to Fleetwood and then catching a ship to Scotland. This then was the Northern end of the Euston railway line, hence the name of the North Euston Hotel that we still have here to this day.

However in the 1960’s times changed and with it less revenue. In 1970 it was finally closed to passengers by BR and in 1999 it lost it’s freight business too when ICI stopped it’s tanker trains using the line.

It sat “mothballed” until a plan in 2006 to turn it into solely a cycle path, encouraged some local rail orientated individuals to argue that it might be better served as a railway.

From that small meeting the Poulton & Wyre Railway was formed with it’s main aim being to reopen to traffic, the Poulton to Fleetwood branch to once again serve the community and assist regeneration in the area, as well as assisting in generating extra local tourism by forming a heritage railway. We then hope that this will later turn into a commuter service and then perhaps we could also reintroduce freight services as well .

So over the last 8 or 9 years, the PWR has been working hard with a dedicated volunteer contingent of it’s band of around 150 enthusiastic individual members, to clear the line of over four decades of disuse and near abandonment and to now be in a good position to negotiate with Network Rail, Wyre Borough Council and other stakeholders, as well as having the support of the vast majority of the local residents, to hopefully take on this line and to then go forward to reopen it to traffic.

As the accompanying photos hopefully show, we have already made great progress restoring two of the stations on the line and we continue to do so. We have 2 sites from where we launch working parties every Saturday and Wednesday mornings, to which all are welcome to come and visit us ( though Thornton Station is by far the most accessible and where we recommend you try to visit us).

We have many events planned to commemorate this milestone anniversary year and so a visit to our stall, or to our website www.pwrs.org .Alternatively, please just support our sales stand or try your luck in our 175 raffle where you could turn £1 into £175.

Burn Naze FleetwoodBound Platform

Work currently being carried out at the former ICI sidings

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Vehicle Listings Class ATRAM SUNDAY

Organisation Vehicle Reg Year

Leyland Atlantean A741 NNA

Guy Arab ACB 902 1947

Showmans Vehicle ALR 176B 1951

Atkinson Recovery ALR 176B 1964

Foster Care Associates

DAF ALX400 Low floor D/D L103 MWG 2003

Leyland Landmaster C865 SRB 1984

Morris Commercial Coach ADJ 959 1945

R.D. Cresswell & Co Ltd A.E.C. Mercury JFL 677 1958 JFL 677 1958

Darwen Transport Trust Leyland Titan PD2/47 JTF 217F 1968

Darwen Transport Trust Leyland Tiger PSI KTE 502 1949

Karrier s/d Bus Coach OSK 831 1958

Bristol K5G LWX 671 1938

Leyland National Mk 1 OJD 868R 1977

William Hunter Museum Atkinson L1586 VTC 951 1955

William Hunter Museum Leyland Comet NUW 252 1953

Optare Metro rider N589 GRN 1995

J.R.Discounts Kenworth W900 1995

Bedford Midi Bus JJL HKX 553V 1976

Bristol (Rare ‘flat front’ LH PDL 491H 1970

201 Bus Group Leyland Atlantean B926 KWM 1984

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Leyland PS2 Southport open top bus

CRN 993 1950 1950

Jenson Freighter SSL 291 1955

Scammell Scarab 914 YUD 1962

Leyland Tiger NSU 250 1949

Volvo N86 GVU 223D 1966

Bedford CA Debonair RUT 365G 1969

Lakeland Laundries Morris Morris L-D Van GJF 910D 1966

Builders Supplies Trojan Van PYH 67 1955

Leyland PD2 WRJ 179 1963

AEC Routemaster 789 VXA 1960

In Health DAF XF105 HK08 YXE 2008

In Health DAF XF105 MR10 DAF 2010

Leyland Cheiftain OCK 981X 1981

Dennis Dart R717YWC 1997

Comfy Tours Dennis Javelin ST02 GDV 2002

Leyland Atlantean GKA 449L 1973

Leyland Atlantean DKC 301L

Vehicle Listings Class B

Organisation Vehicle Registration Year

Porsche 924s C248 PVL 1986

Vauxhall Astra M1 CFR 546Y 1983

Jaguar MK2 OGY 969E 1967

Ford Transit Ambulance G53 EFY 1990

Bedford CF2 Ambulance B575 LKA 1985

BVPG Sunbeam Talbot 90 959 UXS 1954

Mercedes 250 CE Coupe NEY 366J 1971

Sun Challenger UTO 334 1955

Volvo 121 Amazon BJT 975B 1964

MG MGB GT LE 7615 MG 1981

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Corvette Stingray AJW 595M 1974

BVPG Vauxhall Cadet GO 2564 1931

BVPG Austin Clifton Tourer BNC 125 1935

Honda Goldwing Monarch YK52 BEF 2002

MG MGB FRA 277L 1973

Morris 1100 AHF 982C 1970

Vauxhall DS 12-six JSL 293 1935

Singer Gazelle JLK 299D 1966

BVPG Morris Oxford VI Farina

JCG 717E 1967

Cadillac S+S Victoria

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Ford Anglia Super HRV 651F 1967

BVPG Triumph Stag GNL 8L 1972

Honda(USA) VTX 1300S PE07 MXZ 2007

Mercedes Benz 280E C239 FUS 1985

Morris Minor GSJ 419 1955

Volvo Enthusiasts Club Volvo P1800 (The Saint)

71 DXC (ST 1) 1962

Volvo Enthusiasts Club

Volvo PV445 Convertible

FSK 532 1952

Triumph Stag XLG 657R 1976

Triumph TR7 OFR 997X 1982

MG Magenette 540 HTD 1958

Alvis T21 941 UXF 1959

Jaguar MK2 JFV 643E 1967

Lotus Esprit PAU 726R 1976

Pembleton Grasshopper SS

1989

Rover 75 Tourer SH02 ELV 2002

Wolseley 18/85 S VNR 412H 1970

Rover Mini M430 FGJ 1995

Jaguar XJ40 L767 KRJ 1994

LVC Morris 1000 Traveller

FOX 448D 1967

Ford Prefect SFO 418 1961

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Morris Minor Convertable

SEU 56D 1966

Ford Orion G90 XLH 1989

Land Rover Fire Engine Series 3

SDF893N 1974

Rover 12 Tourer GFJ 600 1935

Austin Mini Clubman Estate

THG 379V 1979

Austin 1800 GCK 780F 1968

Daimler Double Six Coupe

VCS 383S 1978

Austin 10/4 two seat tourer

KSV 858 1932

TVR 350i E717 XEC 1988

MG B NDO 50H 1969

Land Rover Series 3 SWB XAO 254Y 1965

Datsun 1600 Sports DCK 156C 1965

Datsun 260Z Twintur-bo

AJD 648T 1978

Nissan 350z convertible MK55 HJZ 2005

Willys Overland 96 DS 9861

VW Beetle 1500 TTF 882H 1969

Chevrolet Corvette Sting-ray

OIJ 511 1965

Dodge 50 Fire Engine

D424 XNP 1986

Landrover Type 2 CAM 1 1954

J&R Wedding cars Rolls Royce Silver Shadow

YIA 2548 1968

J&R Wedding cars Volvo 740gle Limousine

G182 OVH 1990

MG F V988 KAS 1999

Austin Marina CKN 878K 1972

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Car ClubsOrganisation Make Vehicle Registration Year

Clyde Region Jaguar Club Jaguar XKR LJI 624 2002

Clyde Region Jaguar Club Jaguar E Type TFM 400H 1972

Clyde Region Jaguar Club Jaguar MK 11 WWJ 128G 1969

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser MV02 VGC 2002

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser LR02 PTC 2002

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser MO12 PTC 2002

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser SL52 FFL 2002

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser K100 LPY 2000

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser AJ06 HZA 2006

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser YT51 PAR 2000

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser MT53 FTC 2003

Mopar Muppets Chrysler PT Cruiser MT57 UJH 2008

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Rose F960 KVR 1989

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Van LSK 421S 1978

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Mayfair P142 EOH 1996

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Mayfair R658 UYC 1997

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Sprite N240 KCW 1996

North Man. Classic Mini Mini FCA 218X 1982

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Cooper R404 XOC 1998

North Man. Classic Mini Mini Cooper MP1 V245 KEO 1999

North Man. Classic Mini Mini City D298 HRJ 1986

North Man. Classic Mini Mini City E F697 RVT 1988

North Man. Classic Mini Mini City J917 CNW 1996

Preston & District MG Club MG Club

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R 110 County Station Wagon J372 OAC 1991

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Defender 90

L90 HLK 1994

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Defender 90 N767 OEC 1995

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Series 2a WJV 617 1963

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Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Discovery P753 LPU 1997

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Defender TD5 T566 RTO 1999

Red Rose Land Rover Club L/R Defender 90 C9 OUK 1986

Tameside car collectors Volvo 942 DUX 1961

Tameside car collectors Morris Minor VFF 313 1960

Tameside car collectors Volvo H391 LNA 1990

Tameside car collectors Jaguar MK1 4150 UK 1962

Tameside car collectors Triumph KOT 663F 1968

Tameside car collectors MG Midget CCA 212M 1974

Tameside car collectors Triumph Stag GHG 530S 1997

Tameside car collectors Mercedes K719 PC 1992

Tameside car collectors Austin A30 VSK 722 1954

Tameside car collectors Sunbeam OTC 469 1952

Tameside car collectors Ford Escort RS

F978 GRM 1998

Tameside car collectors Triumph Stag RDB 330M 1977

Tameside car collectors Vauxhall 20/60 BF 4431 1926

Tameside car collectors Singer 9 UG 398 1934

Tameside car collectors Austin Mini OWS 304R 1987

Tameside car collectors TVR R55 TSS 1977

Tameside car collectors Jaguar e-type DXJ 513C 1965

Tameside car collectors Ferrari 2001

Tameside car collectors Triumph Stag OJA 979M 1974

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TRAM SUNDAY

The UK’s largest FREE transport & arts family day out

Sunday 19th July 2015Events Programme

www.fleetwoodfestivaloftransport.co.uk

Blackpool Museum Project invites you along to… 

Museum in the Making Friday 28 and Saturday 29 August 2015, 11:00‐16:00 Horseshoe and Pavilion Theatre at the Winter Gardens  Come along to this two day event where we will present and ask for feedback on the Museum plans and ideas so far.  The event includes an exciting programme of Blackpool themed activities including; mass dancing and singing, live music, old films of Blackpool, talks, workshops, collections on show and performances.   Keep the date in your diary. More information to come soon. Contact:  T: (01253)478624 E: museumproject@blackpool.gov.uk   SAVE 

THE DATE 

Mon 5 to Sat 10 OctoberBox Office 01253 290190blackpoolgrand.co.uk

LeftCoast, Wyre Council and Fleetwood Festival of Transport have teamed up for the second year running to bring you an afternoon of creative crazy on ‘Tram Sunday’.

With a wide variety of transport themed arts throughout the festival from 12-6pm across five zones there is something to suit everyone. From the screeching tyres of Granny Turismo to the incredible prehistoric Sauruses back to stalk the streets. Plus a headline performance of Extraordinary Bodies’ new show ‘Weighting’ where the cast will defy gravity on a spectacular flying staircase – this is a free family day out you don’t want to miss.

Explore the five zones at Marine Hall, Euston Gardens, Adelaide Street, Ash Street and Memorial Park – and don’t forget to follow the SpareParts Art Parade from 3pm starting at Memorial Park and following Lord Street, North Albert Street Bold Street, Mount Road and finishing at Marine Hall.

SpareParts has been funded by Arts Council England, LeftCoast, Wyre Council and Without Walls Associate Touring Network.

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The SpareParts Art Parade brings together a fantastic array of artistic vehicles and performers to wind its way through Fleetwood. Starting at 3pm from Memorial Park the parade follows Lord Street, Albert Street, Bold Street and Mount Road finishes at the Marine Hall.

The parade will be led by Rag & Bone bringing their junk yard creative vehicles to town followed by Granny Turismo, Jon Large’s Tone Float and newly created Scenic~O~Sonic Sound System, the Horsemen, Airship Castaways, Dr Pandemonious Fish, Lollipop Patrol, Lost Luggage Porters, Val & Halla, the Vegetable Nannies and floats created by Handmade Parade and the community together.

Don’t miss this spectacular display of creative crazy as it moves through the streets of Fleetwood.

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Meet the SpareParts Performers

TRAM SUNDAY

Airship Castaways (Greenbanks) Follow His Lordship of Finchley and Johnson, his longsuffering manservant, around Fleetwood as they try to locate “the right sort of gas” from the audience to re-inflate their crashed airship. Will his lordship’s famous patent inventions help or hinder them?

Zone 3 12pm - 12.45pm Zone 5b 1.45pm - 2.30pm & 3.45pm - 4.30pm

Bicycle Bistro (Circo Rum Ba Ba) Two eccentric mustachioed waiters arrive in style on their bistro on wheels. They lay the table, wind up the gramophone and unleash a choreographed 40 minutes of cafe mayhem. Vaudeville hat juggling, spinning plates, tea dancing, acrobatics, musical saw playing and a marvellous table cloth trick to delight an increasingly mustachioed audience. You may even get a cup of tea!Zone 4 12.30pm - 1.10pmZone 5b 3pm - 3.45pm

Boom Bike (Dan Fox) The Boom Bikes are pedal powered music machines, with mobile battery powered sound systems built onto tricycles providing pop up stages all over Fleetwood.

All Zones 1pm - 3pm

Dr. Pandemonious Fish (Micky Bimble) This unique walkabout extravaganza follows the eccentric Dr Pandemonious Fish and his beleaguered butler as they navigate the local area by various hilarious modes of transport.

Zone 3 1.30pm - 2.15pmZone 4 12pm - 12.45pm

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The Ninth Letter Project (Djonny Chen) The Ninth Letter Project is a series of video portraits featuring individuals across communities in Wyre and Blackpool. It’s all about the people and their community. A pop-up photo studio offering free portraits to all visitors will be available, creating a “Community of Memory”.

The Mount 12pm - 6pm

Flycycle and Submercycle (Pif-paf) Choose a traveling companion, find the Departure Lounge and we’ll take care of the rest. With Captain Bigshot, you’ll fly up up and away, crossing continents in turbulent adventures, or diving under the sea with Captain Calypso, encountering denizens of the deep. Under the sea or high in the sky, all ages are welcome. Together we’ll weave unforgettable stories.

Zone 5b 12pm - 12.45pm 1.45pm - 2.30pm & 4pm - 4.30pm

Granny Turismo (Larkin About) Listen for the screech of burning rubber. No pavement is safe. Meet the first and only shopping trolley dance display team. When Doris, Mary and Marge arrive on their souped-up shopping trolleys with their pumping tunes, everyone takes notice. Fantastic and unique, the Grannies are loud and a force to be reckoned with. You have been warned!

Zone 3 12pm – 12.30pm 2pm-2.30pm

Horsemen (Les Goulus)Join the Horsemen as they show off their ‘French attitude’ and prepare for the next Olympic Games. At the end of the show be ready to learn new languages as they ask the question: Don’t you know that we live in Europe?

Zone 4 2pm - 2.30pmZone 5b 12pm - 12.30pm

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Insect Circus (The Insect Circus Museum) Housed in a vintage Bedford TK Beetlebox lorry, this unique museum displays a stunning array of costumes, props, puppets, toys and ephemera from the extraordinary collection of the Insect Circus Society. Spanning more than three centuries, and covering many continents, this is undeniably the finest museum of its kind in the world.

Zone 5b 12pm - 6pm

I’m Glad You’re Here (Lowri Evans)From stepping out onto the red carpet or arriving to a crowd of supporters, show up in style this Tram Sunday as artist Lowri Evans brings “I’m Glad You’re Here” to SpareParts 2015. Limited numbers of FREE welcomes are available and booking is essential. For more information or to book your welcome visit www.thelowri.com/glad

Zone 2 12pm - 6pm

Mother Says (Ramshackalicious)Jack should be at home with his well meaning but over-bearing, risk-adverse mum. But instead he’s made a break for freedom with his homemade, music-making contraption. He’s here to warn you about the dangers in the world, by sharing the tales his mother has been filling his head with for as long as he can remember.

Zone 4 1pm - 1.45pmZone 5b 4pm - 4.45pm

PC Gone MadThese two pompous officers are patrolling Fleetwood spreading umbrage and outrage wherever they go. Watch out for the long arm of the law!

Zone 2 1.15pm - 1.45pmZone 4 12pm - 12.30pm

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Recycled Art Workshop (Sarah Hicks)Design and make your own vehicle with scrap and recycled materials to take home. Participants can also contribute towards a large scale collaborative art piece. Suitable for age 3 upwards. Younger children may require the help of an adult.

Zone 4 12pm-3pm

Rimski’s Bicycle Piano (Rimski’s Piano)Master multi tasker ‘Rimski’ peddles his peripatetic piano performance. Featuring original songs, flawless finger work and daredevil dexterity. Prepare for a musical journey.

Zone 2 12pm - 12.45pmZone 4 1.15pm - 2pmZone 5b 3pm - 4.15pm

Saurus (Close Act)Giant beasts from prehistoric timesThey are presumed to be extinct, nonetheless the biggest beasts that ever walked the earth return to the 21st century. With a deafening roar these Sauruses charge through the crowds, looking for food to calm their hunger. People jump swiftly out of their way having never seen such giant beasts before. There is a widespread sigh of relief as the Sauruses start eating plant life. Ah vegetarians!

Zone 5b 12.30pm - 1pm2.45pm - 3.15pm & 4.30pm - 5pm

Sol Cinema (Alternative Caravan Club)A vintage style movie theatre powered entirely by renewable energy. Complete with usherettes, popcorn and red carpet. The cinema shows short music, funny, inspiring or quirky videos.

Zone 5b 12pm - 6pm

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Soundhouse (Lee Affen)Soundhouse guides you on an audio trail around the festival where, at various stops, you will be transported into the stories of Fleet-wood past, present and future. The poetically crafted and musically underscored stories will anchor you in hearts and minds of the coast. Let sound be your guide.

All Zones 12pm – 5pm

The Lift (Wet Picnic)A roving theatrical experience that envelops its audience, welcom-ing them into a world of captured moments; giving them a surreal experience that they won’t forget. Step inside and select a scene or event which will be performed for you inside The Lift and those on the outside looking in.

Zone 5b 12.15pm – 1pm1.45pm – 2.30pm4pm – 4.45pm

The Little Fawn Caravan (Little Fawn)A unique performance space for children and their families. Built into a 1968 Cheltenham Fawn caravan, it offers a magical experi-ence with a quirky repertoire of puppetry and theatre. Aimed at audiences aged 5 years and over, adults are encouraged to attend too - with or without their children.

Zone 5b 12pm – 6pm

The Lollipop Patrol (Curious Cargo)With excessive enthusiasm and a slippery grip on reality, the Lolli-pop Patrol is here to demonstrate and share its skills. Helping and hindering, fluorescent and effervescent, the 64th emergency service, they are the luminous hand of the law. Experience their traffic-trau-ma, delight in their neon neurosis, and cross them at your peril!

Zone 2 12pm-12.30pmZone 3 1.30pm - 2.30pm

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The Lost Luggage Porters (Curious Cargo)The Lost Luggage Porters muddle their way through our modern day metropolis in search of the ever evasive railway station. Be transported back to the era of silent films; soak-up the soundscape of steam trains; and delight in the porters’ predicaments; but beware, their enthusiasm to assist you with your bags may leave you carrying all the luggage!

Zone 2 1pm-1.30pmZone 5b 4.30pm – 5pm

The Wastemakers (Blue Moose)The Waste Makers like to pop up where you may not expect them to and provide you with a witty, engaging performance. See them bring to life a range of unwanted treasures, donated by the public, creating stories and tales of what could possibly occur on public transport!

Zone 4 12pm – 3pm

The Magical Carriage (Travelling Light Circus)Keep your eyes peeled for The Magical Carriage as it moves around town, pulled by the performers of the Shapeshifting Circus! Follow the nine-foot tall man, a friendly lion and the raucous ringmaster to see what happens when this circus stops.

Zone 4 2pm - 3pmZone 5b 3.30pm – 4.30pm

Tram Slam (Dead Good Poets)A fast-talking, mind-blowing war of words based on a transport theme. Talented poets region will perform their most entertaining works, competing for cash prizes and the prestigious title, ‘Alan Bradley, Tram Slam Champion 2015’. Judged on content, delivery and audience engagement, your reaction is very important. Whatev-er the outcome, you’ll be thoroughly entertained.

The Mount 6pm

Travelling Treasury (Highly Sprung)A magical story telling experience that takes place in a beautifully transformed caravan. Step inside the pages of a book and let the stories unfold, quite literally before your eyes.

Zone 5b 12pm – 6pm

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Underground (Motionhouse)With four dancers inside a rocking tubular structure, Underground uses stunningly physical dance, poignant imagery and surprising aerial encounters to explore the new reality of train travel: the compressed intimacy of a crowded carriage; the crush of personal space; the studied ignoring of our fellow humans and the fear of a dangerous stranger.

Zone 5b 12pm – 12.30pm & 2.30pm – 3pm

Urban Art Workshop (Infected By Design)Help decorate a train with Blackpool based artist David Healy using graffiti, stickers and acrylic markers to create a one of a kind piece of urban art.

Zone 5b 12pm – 5pm

Val and Halla (Markmark Productions)Two vicious, vapid Vikings who will maraud and pillage around Fleetwood, wreaking havoc and mayhem from their menacing musical longboat.

Zone 5b 4.30pm – 5pm

Weighting (Extraordinary Bodies)Extraordinary Bodies, creators of one of the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, are a professional integrated circus company made up of performers of every age and every type of body. They’ll be presenting their new show Weighting which sees seven disabled and non-disabled performers challenge gravity on a spectacular flying staircase.The cast tell the story of an extraordinary family who make new discoveries in the face of love and loss. The show celebrates risk-taking, transformation and the right time to let go.

Zone 5a 1pm – 1.45pm & 5pm - 5.45pm

Vegetable Nannies (Fools Paradise)Two everyday gardeners who’ve taken their young vegetables out of the ground for a day trip. So, if you see an old pram brimming with some beautiful bouncing baby vegetables, come over and say hello. No doubt the Nannies could use a hand in feeding and taking care of the little family; including Beverly the cabbage, David the shy little marrow and many more.Zone 3 12pm – 12.45pmZone 4 1.15pm – 2pm

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The Fylde Coast is increasing its arts profile nationally and internationally. It has some of the most iconic performance venues in the country, a growing number of international festivals of performance and art, a wealth of contemporary art galleries and artist studios and an expanding body of artists wanting to live and work in this part of the country. LeftCoast is a new arts programme funded by Arts Council England aiming to support this aspirational growth of arts and culture across Blackpool and Wyre.

If you want to get involved or find out more about what’s happening in your neighbourhood sign up at www.leftcoast.org.uk, follow us on Twitter @LeftCoastUK or like us on Facebook at www.fb.com/LeftCoastUK

Extraordinary people, places and art.

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Cat Smith MP

I’d like to offer my congratulations to all those who make the Fleetwood Festival of Transport the amazing event it is.

Shortly I hope to be opening my constituency office at 50 Lord Street, but in the mean time, if there’s any way I can help, please do get in touch.

01253 490 440 - please leave a message

cat.smith.mp@parliament.uk

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Mg Rover Owners ClubTRAM SUNDAY

This is The Factory made Metro 6R4 by MG, The car was designed by Patrick Head of Williams F1 and they helped to get it to production, but it was actually built by Stuart Williams (no relation) in 1985 and it was finished over Christmas that year for the Monte Carlo Rally.The 6R4 is powered by a 3 litre V6 engine which is a powerful 430 bhp, The car can go from 0 to 100 mph (not 60) in a little under 4 seconds, 3.9 to be exact.When pushed this car can achieve approx. 3 miles per gallon, yes that’s 3 mpg and when all the costs are taken into account to run it, this works out at a steady £65 per mile, also has recently had an engine rebuild that cost a whopping £12000. The car had to be lengthened slightly do to the spare tyre not fitting in, so it is actually an inch or two longer than the early road cars.In 1986 the car was handed to Mark Duez for the Port Wine rally, then it was converted to left hand drive for the 1000 lakes rally but was converted back to right hand drive a little later.This is just a snippet of the long rally pedigree of this particular car.Another claim to the rally hall of fame this car can make, is that the current owner Michael Kitt, was approached by Sony some years ago, They wanted to use the Metro in one of the Play stations most successful games, it is an un-lockable car with in the game as long as you get to a certain level of the game.Michael has owned the 6R4 for the past 20 years and doesn’t have any plans to change that, the car attends many car shows and rally events and is now deemed rally royalty in those circles.This is a rare occasion for the MG Metro 6R4 to appear at an event like Tram Sunday as it is usually attends rally shows with other Rally cars, I would like to thank Michael for bringing it along with the MG Rover Owners Club mgr-forums.com this year.

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