Alan Payling visits two attractions in Seaton on East Devon’s Jurassic Coast that would appeal to a wide range of people, particularly those who want a sustainable day out For the operators looking to attract […]
Almost 20 buses gathered in the city to mark 50 years of the PTE and 40 years since the founding of the transport museum, reports Nick Larkin The largest ever parade of preserved buses through […]
Bus driver Jamie Vendy is celebrating completing the transformation of his preserved Scania L94, new to First in 1999, into a fascinating might-have-been. The Wright-bodied bus was new to First Eastern Counties in Willow Leaf […]
AEC buses and coaches were given pride of place at the London Bus Museum’s Transportfest, with operators supplying vehicles from both their historic and modern fleets. AECs came from Ensign, the London Bus Company and […]
A brace of rare tri-axle Dennis Dragons is still being operated by Bedfordshire-based Landmark Coaches – and definitely have their followers. The buses are from a batch of 20 Dragons new to Stagecoach Kenya between […]
The new Finance Bill could have serious implications for those who trade without taking payment or security up-front, writes Adam Bernstein It’s bad enough that failed firms leave a wake of upset and financially hurt […]
Deloitte confirms sale of business to Bamford Bus Company Limited
The CBW team recaps the major announcements and highlights at Busworld Brussels 2019
‘No strong appetite’ for franchising yet, Government says The Government recently published a response to the Transport Select Committee’s inquiry into bus services in England outside London, tackling 21 recommendations set out in the committee’s […]
As reported in last week’s issue, Stagecoach-owned megabus was due to preview its new 14.5m Plaxton Panorama-bodied Volvo B11RLEs for its Aberdeen to London services. One of the new vehicles, 50411 ‘Aberdeen Angus,’ was on […]
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