Bus News
Watts Metrobus haven
Leicester operator G H Watts is still running four early 1980s MCW Metrobuses and has no plans to withdraw them.
Industry Heritage
Bus News
Showbus on the move
Nick Larkin finds out that Britain’s biggest bus rally is moving south after three years in Leicestershire
Bus News
40 years of passion for a ‘people industry’
CBW is not the only one celebrating a 40th anniversary in 2018. David Squire, Managing Director of Bournemouth’s iconic Yellow Buses, reflects on his 40 years in the industry This has got to be one […]
Features
Nottingham at 140
Nottingham City Transport has marked 140 years of operation in its home city, as Nick Larkin reports Historic and modern vehicles from horse and electric-powered to biogas-propelled lined up to celebrate 140 years of […]
Features
Olympian deserves preservation
A Kent operator is looking for a good home for a Volvo Olympian which has given “excellent service.” Canterbury-based YMS Travel is selling new to London Suburban Northern Counties Palatine-bodied L213TWM.
Features
Save the Mule
The man behind the Jurassic Mule summer open-top bus service in the West Country is hoping someone will come forward and save it. “I’m 66 now and I’ve been in the bus industry since I […]
Features
New heritage group
A team of former drivers, who worked for a major Worcestershire operator, have set up a group to collect historic material and eventually produce a book. Astons of Kempsey was established in 1929 by members […]
Coach News
‘£1 challenge’ heritage coach for sale
A 1951 Duple Roadmaster-bodied Leyland Royal Tiger bought for just £1 by a renowned heritage operator is now for sale with, understandably, a rather higher price tag. There was, however, a condition when the money […]
Bus News
Heritage vehicles to mark the end of route
Heritage vehicles will be in use on the last day of a bus route in Leeds on […]
Bus News
Bring out your Leylands
A warm invitation is being extended to operators still running Leyland buses and coaches.
