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About The PSV Group

The PSV Group is a non-profit collective dedicated to preserving and restoring historic UK buses. Every vehicle we save represents a piece of transport history that would otherwise be lost — and everything we do is funded through our own efforts and the support of people like you.

Preserved buses from The PSV Group attending a heritage event

Why It Matters

Historic buses are more than just vehicles — they are part of Britain’s transport heritage, each with its own story, character, and place in the memories of the communities they once served.

Without preservation, many of these buses would be lost forever. Through restoration, maintenance, and public events, we help keep that history alive so future generations can continue to experience and enjoy it.

Preserving transport history

We protect vehicles that represent an important part of the UK’s public service vehicle heritage.

Keeping memories alive

Many of these buses are remembered by the people who travelled on them, worked on them, and saw them every day.

Making heritage accessible

By attending events and sharing our progress, we make preserved vehicles available for others to see and enjoy in person.

See Our Projects

Current Projects

These are some of the vehicles currently receiving our time, funding, and attention as we work to preserve them for the future.

Current restoration project vehicle Ongoing Care

WX53 UKK

Main restoration is complete and is our flagship project. Continued focus on the interior of the bus such as seat and flooring refurbishment.

Current focus

Interior work such as seat cushions and backs, flooring, fibreglass repairs and general maintenance.

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Preserved bus project in progress In Progress

S114 TDW

This project is focussed on returning the vehicle to a drivable and presentable condition to begin attending shows.

Current focus

Replacing brakes and full mechanical overhaul.

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Historic bus preservation project Active Restoration

Y344 XBN

Full mechanical overhaul of the engine and gearbox, as well as a full protection of the chassis. Not forgetting interior work.

Current focus

Engine and gearbox rebuild, preparation work for MOT and then moving on to working on restoring the interior.

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Get Involved

There are plenty of ways to support The PSV Group. Whether you choose to donate, follow our journey, or simply help spread the word, every bit of support helps keep preservation moving forward.

Explore Our Projects

Follow our restoration work and see the progress being made across the vehicles currently in preservation.

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Follow Our Journey

Stay up to date with the latest news, event appearances, restoration updates, and behind-the-scenes progress.

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Spread the Word

Sharing our work with others helps us reach more supporters and keeps interest in bus preservation alive.

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Where Your Support Goes

100% of donations go directly into preservation

Every contribution directly supports the preservation of historic buses. From essential repairs to keeping vehicles on the road, your support makes a real, visible difference.

Parts & Repairs

Sourcing and fitting parts to keep vehicles operational and historically accurate.

Storage & Transport

Covering the costs of safely storing and moving vehicles between locations and events.

Event Attendance

Allowing us to showcase preserved buses and keep heritage accessible to the public.

Ongoing Maintenance

Regular upkeep to ensure vehicles remain in good condition long-term.

Preserved vintage bus WX53 UKK at an event showcasing The PSV Group's restoration work

Passion for buses

We share a common interest in preserving buses from across the UK for the future.

Preserving a bus involves far more than simply keeping the vehicle. Each project requires ongoing mechanical work, careful restoration and an understanding of the details that made the vehicle part of everyday life.

Our aim is to protect that character while keeping our vehicles presentable, operational and available for people to experience. From major restoration work to routine maintenance, every job helps secure another part of Britain’s transport history.

Quality

We strive to restore the buses as close to original condition as we can get them, paying attention to both their appearance and mechanical condition.

Variety

We try to preserve buses that are unique and different, ensuring our fleet represents a varied selection of vehicles and operating histories.

Shared with the public

Preservation matters most when it can be experienced. We aim to display and operate our vehicles at events so others can see them in person.