1. B3455
Haslingden was an early municipal bus operator, running a bus service to Helmshore from 1907 to 1908 with a Leyland X. The town was served by the steam trams of the Accrington Steam Tramways Company which were taken over by Accrington and Haslingden. The latter didn't want to operate trams but did end up building a garage which housed their bus fleet in addition to some Accrington trams. The Helmshore service started again in 1919, this time with this BSA 14-18hp Light Van shown here, which had a twelve seat body by Heap, a local wheelwright and as can be read in the front window was one-man operated. It was replaced the following year by an Austin which in turn was replaced by a Guy B in 1924.

2. GTD497
Haslingden 25, GTD497, a Leyland PD1 new in 1946 with an Alexander built Leyland H30/26R body.
Photo taken Wednesday 22 July 1959, Helmshore Road, Haslingden

3. KTJ502
An animated scene in Skipton bus station during the running day as Haslingdon 2, KTJ502, a 1949 Leyland Tiger PS1/1 with Burlingham body, loads up.
Photo taken Sunday 8 October 2017, Skipton bus station

4. MTC385
Haslingden 6, MTC385, a Leyland PD2/1 new in 1950 with a Leyland H30/26R body.
Photo taken Friday 2 August 1968, Haslingden

5. OTF164
Haslingden 9, OTF164, was a Leyland PD2/12 with a Leyland H30/26R body and is seen in Rawtenstall.
Photo taken Sunday 14 September 1958, Haslingden Road, Rawtenstall

6. VTJ90
Haslingden VTJ90, a Leyland PD2/12 with an East Lancs H31/28R body, was number 12 in the fleet and was seen in Rawtenstall.
Photo taken Sunday 14 September 1958, Haslingden Road, Rawtenstall

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Haslingden Corporation's garter with coat-of-arms within. The motto reads "Nothing without labour". No Latin here but maybe for wider understanding it should have read "Nowt wi'out werk".
Photo taken 1960s

8. 192OTB
Rossendale 44, 192OTB, a Leyland Titan PD2/40 with East Lancs H31/28R body. new to Haslingden as their number 14 in June 1960.
Photo taken Saturday 2 August 1980, Rawtenstall depot

9. 192OTB
Haslingden 14, 192OTB, is that quintissential Lancashire bus, an East Lancs bodied Leyland Titan PD2, in this instance a 1960 PD2/40.
Photo taken 1997, Heart of the Pennines Rally, Halifax

10. FTF732B
Still in Haslingden livery is 17, FTF732B, which was a Leyland L1 Leopard with an East Lancs B44F body new in 1964. It had passed to Rossendale Joint Transport Committee on 1st April 1968.
Photo taken Monday 26 August 1968

11. NTJ808C
Seen in Rawtenstall is Rossendale Joint Transport 49, NTJ808C, which was a Leyland L1 Leopard with an East Lancs B44F body.
Photo taken Monday 19 April 1971, Kay Street, Rawtenstall

12. XTF98D
Ex-Haslingden Leyland PD3/4 no 1, XTF98D, with East Lancs H41/32F bodywork, stands at Rawtenstall Asda.
Photo taken 1982/83, Rawtenstall Asda

13. XTF98D
Preserved Rossendale 45, XTF98D, a Leyland PD3/4 with East Lancs H41/32F body, new in September 1966 to Haslingden Corporation Transport as their fleet number 1.
Photo taken Sunday 1 January 2006, The Broadway, Winchester

14. DTJ960E
DTJ960E, a Leyland PD3/14 with East Lancs bodywork, first registered in 7/67 by Haslingden.
Photo taken Wednesday 18 April 2018, Lydney

15. DTJ960E
A Leyland PD3/14 with East Lancs H42/32F body new August 1967 as Haslingden 2, later Rossendale 46, DTJ960E masquerading as BTJ960E.
Photo taken October 2000, McDonald's Car Park, Manor West, Tralee, Co Kerry, Eire

16. DTJ960E
Rossendale Leyland PD3/14 no 46, DTJ960E outside Rawtenstall Asda on a gloomy day in the winter of 1982/83
Photo taken winter 1982/83, Rawtenstall Asda