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Industry triumphs at Buses Festival
Buses and coaches from large companies and individuals alike came together at the British Motor Museum to celebrate the industry and its history, reports Nick Larkin
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Depot centenary event raises £1,500 for charity
An open day commemorating 100 years’ continuous use of Stagecoach East’s Bedford depot has raised £1,500 for Cancer Research UK.
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Bristol Returns for Mule Reunion
A 1957 ex-Southern National Bristol LS owned by North Somerset Coaches manager David Fricker will star at a two day special reunion for the much-missed Jurassic (later Mendip) Mule
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Part of the landscape
Steven Macaskill has been photographing buses and coaches in one of the more remote parts of the British Isles, the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides
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Smart tacho advice to dispel the myths
Marc Caplin, National Account Manager at Aquarius IT, explains and dispels a selection of myths surrounding the new smart tachos
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Ups and downs
West Sussex may not seem to be a challenging place to operate buses, but as Andy Izatt discovered on a recent day out, it certainly can be
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The tale of Twickenham
Madaline Dunn visited UK Bus Awards winner Abellio’s Twickenham depot, to find out the key to its success as ‘London Bus Garage of the Year’, and discuss the future of Abellio as a growing power […]
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Heritage operator slims down fleet
The owner of Southdown Historic Vehicles has decided to reduce his fleet, but still remains very much in business, reports Nick Larkin
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Operators thanked for support
The organiser of a major bus rally has thanked operators for their ‘exceptional support.’ A best-ever attendance of 39 vehicles and 1,300 visitors was seen at the Tinkers Park Bus Rally at Hadlow Down, East […]
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LT museum depot opens up
A rare chance to look behind the scenes at London Transport Museum’s Acton Depot will be of particular interest to anyone from – or interested in – the bus industry, according to head curator Matt […]
