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The BTS publishes Trolleybus which always has a varied content and is free to members. The main articles cover everything from historic topics to modern operation and there are regular features on new books and models and a look at references to trolleybuses on television, radio and in the press, while the news columns cover museum and preservation developments, news from trolleybus operators around the World, and Society news. Click here for details.

For a modest extra cost BTS members can also receive Bus Fare, which contains news and articles on road passenger transport from the Thames and Kennet areas. Click here to see the various articles included in the latest editions.

Also available to BTS members for an extra modest cost is Wheels, an 8-page newsletter covering bus operators and railways of West Yorkshire but concentrating on the area bounded by the two trolleybus operators in Huddersfield and Bradford, railway developments in the same area, and still keeping an eye on tramway matters and any trolleybus talk from the area.


	The BTS publishes Trolleybus which always has a varied content and is free to members. The main articles cover everything from historic topics to modern operation and there are regular features on new books and models and a look at references to trolleybuses on television, radio and in the press, while the news columns cover museum and preservation developments, news from trolleybus operators around the World, and Society news. Click here for details.

	For a modest extra cost BTS members can also receive Bus Fare, which contains news and articles on road passenger transport from the Thames and Kennet areas. Click here to see the various articles included in the latest editions.

	Also available to BTS members for an extra modest cost is Wheels, an 8-page newsletter covering bus operators and railways of West Yorkshire but concentrating on the area bounded by the two trolleybus operators in Huddersfield and Bradford, railway developments in the same area, and still keeping an eye on tramway matters and any trolleybus talk from the area.