Bus News
Grierson’s clear-out
North East operator Grierson’s of Fishburn is having a clear out of vehicles that it hoped will go for preservation.
Heritage
Bus News
Ensignbus happenings
Much has been happening heritage vehicle-wise at Ensignbus, Britain’s biggest PCV dealer and owner of a major fleet of preserved buses and coaches. Latest addition to the heritage operation could easily be mistaken for a […]
Bus News
Seaford & District charity day
Seaford & District is repeating its charity running day on bank holiday Monday 27 August and hoping to top the £3,500 raised last year.
Coach News
Alexcars selling its Bedford OBs
Well known Gloucestershire coach operator is parting with its Bedford OBs, Nick Larkin reports
Bus News
Heritage American school buses
A Surrey company that converts and customises PCVs and many other vehicles has identified a new market for heritage operators – time expired American school buses. East Horsley-based Shred & Butta is importing the vehicles […]
Features
40th Anniversary – Reader spotlight, part 3
With CBW turning 40 this year, we decided to put the spotlight on our readers – individuals and businesses alike – to find out how the industry has changed in the four decades we’ve been […]
Features
Where are the skilled workers?
The owner of a bus and coach restoration business is bemoaning the lack of skilled coachbuilders across the industry. “We are trying to recruit new people, but just can’t find anyone with the skills we […]
Features
Bear Cross back in Bournemouth
Bear Cross Bus Company will once again be running its 1950 Weymann-bodied Leyland PD2/3 on service in Bournemouth this summer, and its operator is planning to expand.
Features
AEC half-deck back in use
A 1953 AEC Regal IV half-deck airport coach is back in revenue earning use for the first time in more than 50 years.
Features
Britain’s oldest service bus…
Ninety year old Dennis is still earning its keep on summer service, as Nick Larkin reports
