Bus News
Alexander Dennis sold to NFI Group
Canadian firm, which produces New Flyer and ARBOC buses alongside MCI coaches, acquires ADL for £320m. The ADL brand will be retained
Business
Bus News
Stagecoach completes sale of North American division
Stagecoach has announced it has completed the sale of its North American arm to Variant Equity Advisors, LLC.
Bus News
Big Bus faces multi-million dollar lawsuit
The Big Bus Company is facing a multi-million dollar lawsuit over alleged anti-competitive behaviour. The company, which is 15% owned by FTSE 250 giant and LegoLand owner Merlin Entertainment, and majority owned by Soho-based Quorn-owning […]
Bus News
Mark Nodder retires as CEO of Wrights Group
Sir William Wright has paid tribute to the long-serving Chairman and CEO of Wrights Group
Bus News
Reading Buses acquires Courtney Buses
Reading Buses have agreed terms to purchase local independent operator Courtney Buses.
Buses
Dawsongroup: Engaged with the industry
Paul Sainthouse has led Dawsongroup bus and coach for almost a quarter of a century. He speaks to James Day about the division’s success and how the company strives to be more than just a […]
Business
Henshaw’s Executive Travel: Serving the Cotswolds and beyond
Starting out with one vehicle in 2004, Henshaw’s Executive Travel now has a fleet of 17 vehicles. Nine of the current fleet are already Euro VI coaches. Richard Sharman visited the Gloucestershire-based coach company to […]
Buses
Women in business
There’s no reason why women shouldn’t be equally represented and treated in the workplace, says Mark Stevens, an associate at law firm VWV. However, as employment tribunal cases and statistics indicate, women still battle male […]
Bus News
First Manchester sells Queens Road depot to Go-Ahead
First Bus has announced the intended sale of its Queens Road bus depot – and associated operations – to Go-Ahead Group for £11.17m.
Bus News
FirstGroup selling Manchester bus operations, Telegraph reports
FirstGroup is in the process of selling off its Manchester bus operations, The Telegraph has reported.
