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Midland Red recollections

Nick Larkin reports on a highly successful event commemorating 40 years since the break-up of Midland Red Transport Museum Wythall’s Midland Red Day attracted 800 visitors and eight varieties of the former operator’s vehicles joined […]

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Cyril Kenzie laid to rest

The funeral of coach industry legend Cyril Kenzie took place on Thursday 30 September. After a ceremony for family members, a wake was held at the Cambridge Motel, Shepreth, attended by family and friends, including […]

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Whippet farewell

A road run of Whippet buses past and present commemorated the departure of the operator from Hilton in Cambridgeshire after a century of service. The village housed Whippet’s depot from 1926 until the late 1970s […]

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Trust’s tenth

Celebrating its tenth anniversary, the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust held its annual open and running day at its Charley Wood Road Premises in Kirkby recently.

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Farewell to Alperton

Nick Larkin reports from the London depot’s last day After 82 years, the former London Transport garage at Alperton has operated buses for the last time, only to reopen its doors the next day for […]

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Save the Albion

An urgent appeal has gone out to save a unique 1960 Alexander-bodied Albion Nimbus from being scrapped. The 29-seat coach is owned by East Sussex-based car and commercial vehicle repair garage owner Jay Sherman. “I’ve […]