Coach News

Warwickshire’s Hatton Shopping Village are now offering extra incentives for coach drivers to stop by on their travels.

Milton Keynes-based Omega Travel Limited has recently taken delivery of five new Scania Touring tri-axle coaches.

The Stobart Group has applied for an O-licence to run two coaches on a regular service between London and Southend Airport.

The founder of Heyfordian Travel, James Thomas Smith, died on April 18, aged 93. His funeral was held on Friday (May 1).

Alison Snaith given suspended sentence and community service for creating false tachograph records On April 21, 2015, those who pleaded guilty to a number of offences in the trials of various employees of Howard Snaith […]

Free of charge system designed with flexibility and rapid turnaround in mind Distinctive Systems has announced the launch of Coach Hire Exchange (CHX), an entirely free of charge cloud-based passenger recovery and job exchange service […]

Bakers Travel Ltd, incorporated on December 23, 2014, has bought Harrington Coaches Ltd of Bedworth.

The Confederation of Passenger Transport UK (CPT) has announced that Stephen Smith, Operations Director, has been elected Chairman of the European Alliance for Coach Tourism (EACT) for 2015/16.

Coach parking all day or overnight in Llandudno has increased.

Lincolnshire-based Sleafordian Coaches has thanked all of its staff and members after it was awarded the Employer of the Year title at the local Sleaford Town Awards for the second year running.