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The aim of Post Office Vehicle Club is to record, document and study the evolution of the General Post Office vehicle fleets. Today, this encompasses Royal Mail, Post Office, Parcelforce, BT and Openreach, as well as some subsidiaries, and contractors. With close associations to The Postal Museum and BT Archives, and through relationships with industry the Club strives to sight, record, document and interpret the continually changing core of public service vehicles and their histories.

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Royal Mail obtained a small batch of Ford Transit Courier vans recently, concentrated in the Perth area. LB74 ZTC (24870008) was photographed at Blairgowrie by Peter Walton on 25th April.

Our members play a vital role in sighting and recording vehicles as official lists from fleet operators are more difficult to obtain in a fiercely competitive, privatised world.

New members are sought to assist us in sighting, compilation of lists using Access databases, copywriting, publishing, newsletter and magazine contributions, as well as general running of the Club. Check our membership page for more information.

Royal Mail is also procuring 300 Vauxhall Combo-e vans, the first Combos to join the fleet for fifteen years. BD25 DDL (25020169) was photographed by Frank Weston at Milton Keynes on 1st July.