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Operators hit out at illegal private hire
Heritage bus operators have hit out at owners of preserved buses illegally using them for hire and reward.
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Historic bus’ 50th anniversary
Operators are supporting a 50th birthday event for one of Britain’s most historic buses.
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Vulcan survivor for sale
A unique Vulcan owned by the same family-run operator from new is for sale.
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Forty-five years of service for museum ‘veteran’
The operator of a bus dating from 1973 – but looking if it was built in 1912 – are celebrating the vehicle’s 45 years of daily service.
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A personal collection
Nick Larkin talks to Phil Blair, whose passion for the industry extends far beyond his involvement in a professional capacity
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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 […]
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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.
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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.
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Britain’s oldest service bus…
Ninety year old Dennis is still earning its keep on summer service, as Nick Larkin reports
