Toddington Bus Rally and GWR Diesel Gala 2019

Welcome to my coverage of the 2019 Toddington Bus Rally held at the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway which co-incided with their annual summer diesel gala.
There was plenty happening with a display of buses in the station yard some of which ran trips through the local countryside. Also there were sales stalls containing transport related merchandise as well as the Narrow Gauge Railway and Diesel Gala in full swing.
The action starts with some of the buses arriving and then departing on trips around the local countryside. The action switches between the buses and trains as they arrive and depart from Toddington Station. There are a couple of clips taken from on board two of the buses. No doubt the highlight was the visit of 50035 Ark Royal from the Severn Valley Railway which made a fine sight departing the station.
Buses featured in order of appearance:-
LAX 101E Red & White Bristol RE5L (1967)
GJW 43N Midland Fox Leyland Leopard (1974)
EHA 424D BMMO Midland Red D9 (1966)
KP22 PWV Abellio Dennis Plaxton Pointer Dart (2002)
JDO 241W Fowlers Bedford Plaxton Supreme IV (1981)
BUH 240V National Welsh Leyland National MK2 (1980)
WKG 284 Western Welsh AEC Reliance 2MU3RA (1961)
KFM 893 Crosville Bristol L56/ECW (1950)
SN16 0HF Reading Jet Black 788 ADL Enviro 400 MMC
OAX 9F Red & White Bristol REL H (1968)
564 KHT North Somerset DAF/Ikarus Citibus (1993)
PWS 492S Badgerline Leyland Plaxton Paramount (1977)
FWL 371E Oxford City AEC Renown (1967)
and others on display.
Trains featured:-
50035 Ark Royal Class 50 EE Type 4 (1968)
45149 Class 45 Peak (1961)
E6036 Class 73 Electro-Diesel
47376 Class 47 Brush Type 4 Freightliner (1965)
D5343 Class 26 BRCW Type 2 (1959)
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[@craigsibley8161]

Another great video from the back catalogue 👍👍👍 That class 50 was very smart indeed...

[@GrahamSleath]

Thanks very much Craig. Glad you enjoyed it. The class 50 did look a very fine sight indeed.