The last Brighton Tramcar needs you! Brighton Corporation Tramways ran for 38 years from 1901 until 1939, of the 116 tram cars built by the Corporation at their Lewes Road Depot, only 1, number 53, still survives. Number 53 was built in 1937 and after only 2 years of running, was sold to a West Sussex farm where she remained until the 1970s. For the next 3 decades she sat in a shed, untouched, until now. You can make a difference! Or follow us on our blog.

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There are strong environmental and transport arguments in favour of tramways. Lessons can be learnt from other countries. The National Audit Office reported on Light Rail in 2004.

No further maintenance to this web site will be made and simply remains as a historical piece of work for reference purposes. In some cases hyperlinking to now defunct web sites was made but no attempt will be made to correct these issues. However in July 2011 this web site was moved onto a new server making it necessary to make some very minor changes. A review of the current position.

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