Empress Coaches of Hastings is still operating what is believed to be the last example of a pioneering low-floor minibus design in service – which could be available to a good preservation home.
Running heritage vehicles definitely makes being in the coach and bus industry more fun, says the Managing Director of a South Coast operator celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. Empress Coaches of Hastings has just […]
Nick Larkin recalls the withdrawal of two of London’s most well known bus types four decades ago Heritage operators are supporting a major commemoration marking 40 years since two of London’s most iconic buses left […]
Harrogate Bus Company has a fleet of eight Volvo 7900e electrics, the largest fleet of such vehicles in the UK. John Penn, who has a keen eye for a good image, photographed one of them […]
Edwards Coaches of Llantrisant has added six ADL Enviro200 MMC single-deckers to its fleet, intended for use on its local bus services.
FirstGroup’s Irish subsidiary, Aircoach, has been part of the group since 2003. In that time Aircoach brand recognition in Ireland has grown. Richard Sharman look’s at the Aircoach operation and how it delivers its express […]
The Transport Select Committee visited Liverpool last week to hold an evidence session on the health of bus services in the region. Peter Jackson recaps the key moments
Bouden Coach Travel recently gave a young enthusiast a private tour of Birmingham in one of its luxury coaches. The coach company awarded the young boy, named Jake, the opportunity after discovering him on YouTube […]
A double-decker in Holbeck has become a community hub for education, thanks to theatre company Slung Low.
A steep, pothole-peppered learning curve and emergency use of ‘reverse gear’ have featured in Shuttle Buses MD David Granger’s unwaveringly brave drive towards today’s successful and sustainable mid-sized transport enterprise, as he recounted to Ken […]
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