Month: August 2020

Transport Museum Wythall (TMW) opened its doors on 8 August for the first time since October 2019, welcoming 80 visitors, including many families simply keen to have an interesting day out. Many paid the museum […]

Stagecoach has announced that Elisabeth Tasker, Managing Director of its Manchester bus operation, is to retire after 20 years’ service in the bus industry. Elisabeth joined Stagecoach in 2000 as Operations Director at Manchester, having […]

Oxford Bus Company and Thames Travel have further increased the volume of ultra-low emission buses in their fleets, thanks to a £2m investment in green technology. The new Wrightbus StreetDecks are fitted with micro-hybrid technology, […]

Coventry City Council has welcomed a sneak preview of National Express Coventry’s first fully electric buses, ahead of their official launch in service later this month. On Sunday 30 August, National Express Coventry will launch […]

Go-Ahead London’s Northumberland Park depot is set to become a ‘virtual power station,’ generating electricity from buses when not in use. Following a transformation to house nearly 100 new zero-emission electric buses, Northumberland Park is […]

VIP guests from Yorkshire’s business and tourism communities joined the team from CitySightseeing York to officially launch the firm’s revamped fleet of high specification, low-emission buses featuring new interiors and mobile device charging at every […]

East Yorkshire has invested £2m in eight new ADL Enviro400 double-deckers, each featuring specially-designed racks to carry bikes on board. From 10 August the cycle-friendly buses were rolled out onto the company’s flagship X46 and […]