Coach News

National Express (NX) is to take on the operation of the Cardiff to Bristol Airport coach service after First Cymru announced it planned to cut back its Greyhound service to focus on the Swansea to […]

More 160 delegates gather at Hilton Reading for what has been declared the best event yet The Coach Tourism Council (CTC) says its 2015 Coach Holiday Conference, which attracted more than 160 delegates to the […]

Horncastle may finally get its long-awaited coach park, thanks to the support of the town’s Tesco supermarket, the Horncastle News reported.

For the first time, commuters can take advantage of purchasing tickets online with The Kings Ferry, in four steps.

Megabus has announced it is withdrawing its Cardiff to Glasgow megabusGold sleepercoach overnight route, which was launched in 2014.

Dispute between residents and council causes delays It is highly unlikely that Berwick will see its dedicated coach park completed and opened in time for the coming tourism season, the Berwick Advertiser has said.

With less than two months to go, organisers of this year’s UK Coach Rally are calling for operators to formally register their interest in entering.

60 new high-spec coaches for delivery over the next 12 months will transform inter-city network Irish state-owned operator Bus Éireann has unveiled the first part of its investment in 60 new coaches for its high-profile […]

Two incidents involving coaches hit the national news headlines on Saturday.

The business and accompanying assets of Battersby Silver Grey have been sold out of administration to Travellers Choice – restructuring and advisory firm FRP Advisory has confirmed.