The Steam Car Club
The Steam Car Club of Great Britain caters for owners of steam cars old and new, and steam cycles. But you do not have to own a steam car. Perhaps you want one or are just interested in these vehicles or their further developments.

To visit the Steam Car Club web site click on the logo

The Road Locomotive Society
The Road Locomotive Society was founded in 1937 with the principle aims of encouraging education and research into the history of self propelling steam engines and vehicles (other than those running on rails) and portable engines.

To visit the RLS web site click on the logo

The Road Roller Association
The Road Roller Association (RRA) is affiliated to the NTET and specialises in the preservation of Road Rollers of all types (steam or internal combustion engine driven) and road making equipment.

Road making demonstrations, where the work gangs dress in period costume,are staged at many events around the country.   For more information access the RRA web pages by clicking on RRA logo.

The Sentinel Drivers Club
This is the on-line version of the Sentinel Drivers Club. For owners and enthusiasts of Sentinel Steam Waggons. This site will not contain all the same articles that can be found in the Sentinel Transport News, but will contain additional info regarding contact details and any useful info that is currently in circulation.

To visit the Sentinel Drivers Club web site click on the logo

Model Steam Road Vehicle Society.
A members Club for Steam enthusiasts. This is the New Web Site for Members & New Membership Enquiries.

The Model Steam Road Vehicle Club Ltd holds an annual rally which attracts over 50 Miniature Steam Traction Engines, Vehicles, Dog Agility Show, Working Displays, Model Tent, Bernese Mountain Dogs Display, Trade Stands. Grand Parade of Engines. Charity collections for the Air Ambulance. A really good day out, with something for all the family, motorcycles, commercial vehicles or tractors and agricultural implements.  

Click on the logo to link with the Club Web Site.

Banbury Steam Society,  based in Banbury, Oxfordshire, aims to promote the preservation and enjoyment of vintage vehicles and machinery of historic interest.

We achieve this through our annual vintage vehicle rally and country fayre at Bloxham, near Banbury; the preservation work that is undertaken by our members; and our monthly meetings at Broughton and North Newington Sports and Social Club, near Banbury.

Our annual rally is widely regarded as one of the largest and best in the country, with over 650 exhibits and 10,000 visitors in 2002. Our website currently has a large amount of photographs taken at the 2002 show.

To find out more about Banbury Steam Society click on the Logo.

The Bedford Steam Engine Preservation Society was formed on February 27th 1956.  Its first steam rally was in 1957 at Woburn Park where it was very well attended by engines from all over Bedfordshire and surrounding counties.  It has since then, expanded its activities to accommodate for today's changing steam engine movement.  The Society stage a rally in the grounds of Shuttleworth House, Old Warden in Bedfordshire during September each year.

To find out more about BSEPS click on the Logo.

The East Anglian Traction Engine Society [EATES] was formed on March 12th 1955 as a Club but when it assumed charitable status, in 1986, its name had to be changed to a Society. The Club (EATEC) was retained as the trading arm of the EATES.

EATES are very proud that it was only the second association of its kind to be formed in this country.  Its aims continue to be to promote the preservation and running of  steam engines such as Portables, Showmans and Ploughing Engines, Road Locomotives, Steam Rollers and Steam Wagons.  There aim also is to inform and educate the Public of the part played by steam engines pertaining to our industrial and agricultural heritage and village life, and the pressing need for Steam Preservation to be a success.

To find out more about EATES click on the Logo.

The Herts Steam Engine Preservation Society seeks to encourage the operation and preservation of Steam Engines in the area, and is open to all enthusiasts whether owner, driver or those just interested in the history of our great steam heritage.

Although primarily aimed at Steam Road Engines, Society members have a range of interests that include many other items of historic transport or agricultural interest, e.g. Vintage tractors, Commercial Vehicles, Cars, Fire Engines, Motor Cycles and Stationary Engines.

To find out more click on the Logo.

The Hockley Heath Steam Association

The Hockley Heath Steam Association is located in Hockley Heath, West Midlands, which is on the A34 between Birmingham and Stratford upon Avon, and about 5 miles north of Henley in Arden in Warwickshire.  HHSA are always pleased to welcome new members, both young and not so young, who are more than welcome to get involved in the restoration and repair of the engines, to keep them in roadworthy condition.

To find out more about HHSA and how they raise funds for projects click on the Road Making Thumbnail.

The Lancashire Traction Engine Club
The club, which was founded in 1965, is now constituted as a company limited by guarantee and registered as a charity. The objects of the Club include advancing the education of the public by increasing and maintaining interest in historic steam and other mechanically propelled vehicles, other historic machinery and historic crafts and craftsmanship.  To visit the club Web Site click on the logo.

North Staffs and Cheshire TEC

The North Staffs and Cheshire Traction Engine Club  was formed in the late 1950's by a group of early preservation enthusiasts. Since then it has continued to enjoy a major presence in the movement. It has supported many individuals in the restoration and rallying of not only steam engines, but all types of vintage transport. The club has put on many rallies of its' own at sites across the Midlands. It now runs two rallies per year at its' permanent site at Klondyke Mill in Draycott in the Clay, and members hold steam parties, and attend rallies across the region throughout the 'steaming season' (from New Year's day until Boxing day for some members !).To find out more about NSCTEC click on the Headline.

The County of Salop Steam Engine Society was founded over forty years ago and is run by a dedicated team of enthusiasts for enthusiasts of Steam Engines, Historic and Vintage Machinery.

Every August Bank Holiday it's annual Steam Engine and Vintage Vehicle Rally is held on the outskirts of the county town of Shrewsbury at Onslow Park

With a full programme of Main Arena Events, Working Demonstrations, Craft Marquee and Vintage Fairground, the two day event provides a fun day out for all the family

To find out more about COSSES click on the Logo.

The Scottish Traction Engine Society  The aim of this site is for members and people of all ages who are interested in anything vintage to view previous activities, forthcoming events and up to date news.

This site has an abundance of pictures to whet the appetite and contains information regarding rallies, meetings and membership.  To find out more click on the picture.

Somerset Traction Engine Club - "Driven by steam into the 21st Century"
The Somerset Traction Engine Club was formed in 1954, by a small group of people who were interested in the Traction Engine.  However as time progressed the membership is equally made up of people who have a genuine interest of all old machinery, be it cars, motorcycles, commercial vehicles or tractors and agricultural implements.   Click on the logo to link with the Club Web Site. 

The web site of the Threshers Bush Steam Club

The home pages of The Easter Steam Up Road Run.

To visit the Web Site click on the logo.

The West of England Steam Engine Society
The W.E.S.E.S. is a group dedicated to the preservation of all steam engines, with special emphasis on steam road vehicles.
The "Age Of Steam" is a fascinating and romantic era on our history, and the ingenuity of the steam engineers has to be seen to be appreciated. In an age of ultra smooth, gadget laden automobiles it is a whole new physical sensation to ride on a Traction Engine. No words can describe the feeling of sheer raw power straining at the leash that these early machines invoke.

Traction Engine Club of Ulster

The Traction Engine Club of Ulster The oldest vintage club in Northern Ireland, the organisers of the first gathering of traction engines, steamrollers and steam lorries, thanks to the flourishing support of the club members, who have carried their initial enthusiasm for 'saving steam' outwards to embrace all forms of vintage vehicles and engines, and many once common everyday items no longer used in our modern society. Our 35th annual vintage rally was held on 19th & 20th of July 2002.

The club meets the last Wednesday night of each month at 8.30pm in the Dunsilly Arms, Ballymena Road, Antrim ( except December).
To find out more about TECU click on the Headline.

The Celtic Steamers  is a charitable organisation founded in 2001. Membership includes steam enthusiasts throughout Ireland and also some from the UK.  Our main aim is to raise donations for various charities throughout Ireland which we achieve mainly by staging road runs.  By June 2004 approximately thirty five thousand euro has been raised.

Our road runs are normally a three day event, with fifteen to twenty miles a day between towns.  We have presently averaged out fifteen to twenty engines per day plus model replicas.

To find out more about The Celtic Steamers click on the Logo.

The Anglesey Vintage Equipment Society is run by volunteers and is an entirely self-funded charity. Established in the mid 1970s, the aims of the Society are to promote the preservation of old machinery and artefacts and, where possible, keep them in their native area.  The Society own a 1953 Leyland Tiger Bus built at Beaumaris, an 1889 Aveling & Porter Roller that spent its life building and maintaining the island's roads, and a Threshing Box that worked in Caernarfonshire.  We hold annual rally around the last weekend in May.

Click on The Anglesey Vintage Equipment Society Logo to visit their website.