BURKINA FASO Scania has entered into a deal to provide buses to help improve public transport and sustainable mobility in the West African country’s capital city, as part of the Greater Ouagadougou Urban Mobility Project. […]
Four decades after its introduction, the Leyland Olympian is still clinging on in service. Jonathan Welch takes a look at the model and drives one […]
First’s presence in the town of Weymouth, Dorset, is long-standing but also has a huge amount of history behind it. Richard Sharman visited the […]
Protesters have organised a petition to fight closure plans for the historic Lewes Bus Station in East Sussex. An application for 39 apartments, two houses and 19 car parking spaces plus retail space has been […]
Celebrating its tenth anniversary, the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust held its annual open and running day at its Charley Wood Road Premises in Kirkby recently.
Nick Larkin reports from the London depot’s last day After 82 years, the former London Transport garage at Alperton has operated buses for the last time, only to reopen its doors the next day for […]
Now that the events scene is back on track, CBW is looking forward to meeting readers new and old at Showbus on 26 September. Come along and see us near to Showbus control, say hello […]
An upgrade for 22 vehicles operated by Belle Vue in Manchester is being carried out as part of the region’s move to become a Clean Air Zone. Manchester’s Clean Air Zone is scheduled to launch […]
Stagecoach East has launched a new ‘community-inspired’ campaign to celebrate its local passengers and spotlight the firm’s role within the local community. The ‘Because of the Bus’ campaign features real passengers from Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire […]
A new Managing Director, who will be responsible for 1,519 staff and 585 vehicles, has been appointed for Brighton & Hove and Metrobus The Go-Ahead Group has appointed Ed Wills to become Managing Director of […]
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