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.
Operators are going for nostalgia in a big way and having vehicles owned for many years restored, says the owner of one of Britain’s best-respected vehicle bodywork specialists. “The industry has changed,” said Steve Waggitt […]
A 1949 Bedford OB that has been owned by the same operator from new is nearing completion of a major restoration. MRB765 joined the Andrew’s of Tideswell fleet in 1949 and was in service until […]
Nick Larkin reports on a London celebration, the likes of which is unlikely to be repeated Operators have been thanked for their part in a truly spectacular tribute to the legendary London Transport RT-type. Around […]
Operators are giving their support to the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust’s 2019 Annual Running Day at which a major new heritage vehicle restoration will be revealed. Aintree Coachline Managing Director John Cherry chairs the […]
A heritage operator looking for drivers is prepared to train younger PCV holders in the art of piloting classic buses and coaches.
Operators of AEC buses can look forward to a particularly warm welcome at the London Bus Museum, Brooklands this year.
An urgent appeal has been launched to save two Daimler Fleetlines new to Burton Corporation which may be of interest to heritage operators.
Operators are being asked to assist in a unique challenge marking 50 years since a radical change in the bus industry, reports Nick Larkin
A former Yorkshire operator recovering from illness that forced him to give up the business is hoping to find good homes for four Volvo Olympian double-deckers and spares for them.
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