Buses
First Eastern Counties heritage colours
First Eastern Counties now has seven vehicles in heritage liveries and is supporting a major event at the East Anglia Transport Museum this year.
Industry Heritage
Buses
Trolleybus tribute
RATP Dev-owned Yellow Buses has marked the 50th anniversary of the last trolleybus in Bournemouth. The electric vehicles, which took their power from overhead wires, replaced Bournemouth’s former tramway system in 1933 and ran for […]
Features
Storage appeal
An appeal has gone out to operators who might be able to help the Lincolnshire Vintage Vehicle Society save important vehicles by providing storage. Chairman Steve Milner said there was an acute shortage of space […]
Coaches
Lincoln celebration
National Bus Company and Gash of Newark marked at Lincoln’s Easter Transport Festival, reports Nick Larkin Tribute was paid to two very different operators at this year’s Easter 2019 Transport Festival in Lincoln.
Buses
Operators flock to busfest
Operators from North Yorkshire to Norfolk will be sending vehicles to this year’s Fenland BusFest – and more are welcome.
Buses
Bus tour with walking
Well known heritage operator Timebus is launching its own special tour of London from May. The Timebus Tourer, normally using an open-top AEC Routemaster, will feature a Blue Badge Guide giving a live commentary. Not […]
Buses
Heritage liveries requested for museum event
A bus museum is extending a warm welcome to operators to join in its 30th anniversary celebrations – and issued a special request.
Coaches
Freeline freed!
Nick Larkin discovers that a rare Cambridgeshire coach has been saved from a garden by a new owner looking to fully restore it
Features
Heritage fleet addition
A Wiltshire operator is growing its heritage fleet as Nick Larkin explains Wiltshire operator has added to its heritage fleet amid an increase in private hire bookings from a growing number of sources. AD Rains […]
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Operators celebrate spring
Operators large and small supported the London Bus Museum’s Spring Gathering at Brooklands on 7 April. Vehicles were used on services connecting the museum with Weybridge and other nearby towns, as well as tours.
