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Iconic speed-breaking hydroplane Bluebird at the centre of £147,000 legal row with museum
Daily Mirror
September 11, 2026
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EXCLUSIVE: The Ruskin museum in Coniston is fighting a claim for £147,162 which centres on the world famous jet-powered Bluebird hydroplane, once owned by British speed record breaker Donald Campbell
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