Coaches

Alan Payling suggests a tour that takes in some of England’s finest and most historic buildings could be a blessing in disguise CBW is not a magazine in which the editorial team publishes very much […]

In the first of a two part feature, Jonathan Welch looks at the combined operations of Citylink and megabus in Scotland The inter-city coaching sector in Scotland is somewhat different to that which exists south […]

Alan Payling, our man in the popular coach destination of South Devon, asks why operators keep sending coaches to one common but unsuitable destination, particularly as there are now no official coach parking facilities. And […]

Something remarkable is happening in the South West of England: a growing coach business is bucking the trend when it comes to getting its name out there. Richard Sharman paid a visit to Plymouth to […]

Belle Vue is the latest coach company to partner with growing express intercity operator FlixBus. Richard Sharman talks to both companies about the reasons behind the latest service announcement FlixBus announced last month that it […]

Jonathan Welch speaks to Park’s of Hamilton about its programme of bringing training in house with specially-trained staff There are three letters which are almost guaranteed to make drivers and operators grimace. Mention ‘CPC’ and […]

                    As operators look forward to the summer season, our man on the English Riviera and mine of local knowledge Alan Payling considers the long and […]

Could hydrogen coaches be on the cards? Jonathan Welch continues his tour of the Wrightbus factory In the last issue, we looked at how Wrightbus has fared since its rescue from administration by Jo Bamford’s […]

                  In the wake of positive notes about post-pandemic recovery, Alan Payling reports on how the coach trade is performing on the English Riviera. He reveals that […]