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Bribery or the normal course of business?
Dealing with bribery is a serious matter for the UK authorities. While a gift or treat might seem innocent enough, as Adam Bernstein explains, it can land a firm in hot water
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Ribble Bristol RE restored
Aintree Coachline Proprietor John Cherry’s newly-restored Ribble Bristol RE has made its public debut, reports Nick Larkin
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Swift for sale
The last known Leyland Swift in revenue earning service is for sale at Aintree Coachline.
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Southampton motorbus centenary event cancelled
An event intended to commemorate a hundred years of regular motorbus operation in Southampton on 20 July has been cancelled and a former Southampton Leyland Atlantean, originally intended to be used for the event, is […]
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Rickards rarity
A dealer is selling one of the legendary fleet of Plaxton Embassy-bodied Bedford J2s new to Rickards and hopes the restoration project will go to an operator.
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The Future’s Bright…
…the future’s orange. Or rather, Strathclyde red, as Bright Bus Tours launches in Edinburgh. After much speculation, Jim McWilliam reports on the unveiling of this new entrant to the sightseeing market
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Safeguarding bus services
Guildford has become the unlikely centre of a bus war and Andy Izatt has been to the cathedral city to see what services provided by the two main combatants are like for passengers Head-to-head competition […]
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A day in Dublin
Richard Walter visited Dublin recently, and captured a range of stand-out vehicles being operated there
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Life after the Armed Forces
Armed Forces Day was celebrated at the weekend (29 June) with events all around the country showing support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community. Madaline Dunn spoke to Simon […]
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Ensignbus update
Major restoration of one of two surviving London-specification AEC RT-type buses new to a North West municipal is nearing completion at Ensignbus, and a well-known Routemaster is for sale.
