Coaches
Can we book our holiday online? It’s so convenient
Alan Payling considers the implications for the coach trade of a report that shows that an increasing number of over-65s are shopping online
Coaches
Catering for Coaches
Surrounded by history
Durham is a city packed full of exciting offerings for coach parties. Angela Youngman highlights some of the stand-out options
Coaches
A juggling act
Paula Russell impressed the UK Coach Awards judges earlier this year with her performance as a National Express Coach Station Manager. Angela Youngman learnt more about the rising star
Buses
Fabrics of the future
Camira may have a long history in the transport fabrics sector, but it continues to focus on the future. John Lewis spoke to the firm’s Transport Design Manager to find out more
Coaches
Bedford SB5 needs a good home
A 1963 Bedford SB5 bought back for restoration by a member of its original operating family is for sale.
Coaches
Going the extra mile
Madaline Dunn caught up with Transport Supervisor George Docherty to talk about his recent win at the UK Coach Awards, and to find out how the Unsung Hero has got to where he is today
Catering for Coaches
Wells Wells Wells
Alan Payling pays a visit to a small cathedral city in Somerset that has a lot to offer coach parties – and will only get better
Buses
In the know
Backhouse Jones hosted another of its webinars this month, which was packed full of useful information for operators. Peter Jackson reports
Buses
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
Buses
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
