Founded in 1998, the Leyland Society is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of Leyland vehicles and the people who built, operated and maintained them. Bringing together enthusiasts, owners, restorers and historians, the Society promotes interest in Leyland buses, lorries and related engineering heritage through events, publications, archives and social gatherings.
Members share knowledge, photographs, restoration advice and personal memories, helping to keep Britain’s transport legacy alive for future generations. Whether you are passionate about classic vehicles, industrial history or simply enjoy meeting like-minded people, the Leyland Society offers a welcoming community united by a shared enthusiasm for Leyland heritage.
The Society is run by a Committee of elected Trustee Directors
Committee Members
Pictured at the 2025 Leyland Society Gathering at Rowsley
left to right – Bill Pitcher, Malcolm Robinson, Gary Dwyer and Richard Lukey
We welcome your feedback about all aspects of The Leyland Society and will endeavour to answer any questions you may have about Leyland products. If we don’t know the answer, we probably know someone who does!