It’s here! 🎉 KLTV's latest documentary - Soundfest: A History of Soundsystem Culture in Huddersfield Huddersfield — a quiet northern town to some, but to many across the UK reggae scene, it was legendary. From the roaring speakers of King Maestro, Earth Rocker, and Armadgideon, to packed nights at the iconic Venn Street nightclub, this town helped shape British soundsystem culture as we know it. From those legendary days of old to the new generation flying the flag through Huddersfield Soundfes

On this month's episode of the History Programme, Dave Hodgson takes a look at the legacy of trams in Huddersfield. Huddersfield was the first local authority in England to operate its own tramcar services, as well as own the tramlines. The service started in 1883, with the final service ending 57 years later in 1940. | Kirklees Local TV | Facebook

4.2K views · 78 reactions | 欄 We're delighted to welcome Huddersfield Taxis as a Club Partner for the 2022/23 Season! Huddersfield Taxis are Huddersfield’s fastest growing taxi company and specialise in providing affordable, friendly and experienced private travel   https://huddersfieldtaxisltd.com | Huddersfield Town | Facebook

4.4K views · 136 reactions | It was an ideal day to visit the Brisbane Tramway Museum. In this video we are riding Tram 65 a 10 bench car. Sel Churchward is at the controls. As you can see at the end he didn't know he was on camera. Haha, sorry mate! :) | Remembering the Brisbane Tramways | Facebook

N0 14 Tram ex Hobart Tramways now @ Ballarat Tramway Museum I just happened to be passing the Ballarat Tramway Museum today and noticed a beautiful old tram atop a large tray semi. Upon further investigation, I have since found out that this was a Tasmanian tram that apparently ran up until 1952, so that’s a long time ! The Ballarat Tramway Museum has been working on the transfer of this tram for a couple of years says Peter Waugh and that “I saw it being restored in the Bendigo workshops about

23 reactions · 30 shares | On board Lisbon No. 730, passing Liverpool Corporation Tramways No. 762 and the rest to the journey to Wirral Transport Museum & Heritage Tramway. | Henry's Adventures | Facebook