The Post Office Vehicle Club was formed in 1962 by a group of people whose interest in the GPO fleet started between the wars. Since then, the Club has expanded and with the publication of a number of booklets on the GPO fleet and its successors, the Post Office, BT and Royal Mail, interest in Post Office vehicles has grown with the Club.

The Club was formed to bring together people interested in current operations and vehicle purchases. Today’s new vehicles are tomorrow’s preserved vehicles and we have set about building up a complete historical record of all vehicles operated from 1906 to the present day.

Our quarterly magazine “Post Horn” (supplied to members as part of their membership) has historical articles on the GPO fleet, news of vehicles in preservation and the latest news on vehicles supplied to Royal Mail and BT Groups. Additionally, our monthly newsletter (PDF format) keeps members fully up to date.

Contacting us:

For membership, information on current vehicles and general enquiries, e-mail our Secretary Frank Weston at povcmembership@btinternet.com
or write to him at 32 Waterdell, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Bedfordshire, LU7 3PJ.

For preservation matters, including the V765 scheme for reissue of original registrations, e-mail William Staniforth at williamstaniforth136@gmail.com or write to him at Green Bank, Windsoredge Lane, Nailsworth, STROUD, Gloucestershire, GL6 0NP.

Mark Skillen is our Archivist and Chairman. He maintains our register of preserved GPO, Post Office, BT and Royal Mail Vehicles, and deals with enquiries regarding preserved vehicles and their attendance at events. Telephone him on 01433-670200, e-mail at markskillen@btinternet.com or write to him at Ollerbrook Barn, Edale, HOPE VALLEY, Derbyshire, S33 7ZG.

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to join the group; non-members are welcome.

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