FAMILIES wanting to give their dads, granddads and great granddads a Father’s Day treat can take them to Wythall Transport Museum on Sunday.
As well as seeing the collection of 100 classic buses, coaches, milk floats and bread vans, including a 1949 Wolverhampton trolleybus powered by electricity, they can also ride classic buses around the countryside.
And there are games, films and a play cabin for youngsters at the venue, which is open from 10.30am to 5pm.
Museum trustee Malcolm Keeley said: “Many Dads have been in the transport industry, some all their working lives.
“They may have been engineers, drivers, conductors, cleaners or in the offices – and we mustn’t forget those who designed and built them.
“Buses made in Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton were exported all over the world.”
Visit www.wythall.org.uk for more information.
