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Record rail replacement

26/02/2019 WebSupport

Go-Ahead London arranged for 267 coaches and buses to be available to cover the closure of rail lines south of Three Bridges. David Bell was on the scene to photograph some of the vehicles involved

Dawsongroup: Engaged with the industry

26/02/2019 WebSupport

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 […]

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 […]

DfT quizzed over bus policies by Transport Select Committee

19/02/2019 WebSupport

In Nusrat Ghani’s first committee meeting since taking her post, the Transport Committee quizzed the DfT on its bus policies, in relation to guidance, funding and concessionary fare reimbursement. Madaline Dunn reports

Giving diesel a boost

19/02/2019 WebSupport

Don’t believe the hype about the death of diesel, says Richard Simpson; there’s at least another two generations of diesel drivelines under development, and they will be cleaner and more efficient than ever

Northampton event happening again

19/02/2019 WebSupport

A 50th birthday event for one of Britain’s most historic buses held last year with the support of several local operators was meant to be a one-off, but is back again due to public demand.

Devon General 100

19/02/2019 WebSupport

A hundred years of West Country operator Devon General are being celebrated with a series of events, from the recreation of the original route to a depot open day.