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Equality, Diversity & Inclusion: why it’s a priority at First Bus
Gareth Hind, Head of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (ED&I) at First Bus, discusses the importance of ED&I, First Bus’ plans to build a work […]
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Totnes, An ancient town in a new age
As tourism returns, Alan Payling suggests that Totnes and the surrounding area in South Devon is well worth a visit, with a lot of history and a […]
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Keeping safety in check
Jonathan Welch speaks to the team behind CheckedSafe, which aims to improve road safety and prevent incidents caused by poor checking of vehicles We all know it has to […]
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London Bus Works in action!
Nick Larkin meets former National Express manager Wesley Tierney, whose deep love of heritage vehicles has completely changed his career Wesley Tierney left a […]
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Bristol musings
At CBW we have an eye for detail, which often extends to branding as we venture around the United Kingdom. Trying to keep on top of branding or vinyl replacement when panels are replaced or […]
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CBW pays tribute to founder Terry Beanland
To pay homage to the founder and creator of the weekly industry magazine that started its life as Coachmart, we take an updated look […]
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National Success
Jonathan Welch reports from the recent National Express 50th anniversary event at Wembley stadium in London Whether you are a regular coach passenger or not, […]
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Doncaster delights
Over the Jubilee weekend, First South Yorkshire held an open day at its Doncaster depot to mark 120 years of buses in the South Yorkshire […]
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Devon General rides again
Preserved Devon General buses will take to the roads in and around Exmouth on 4 September, recreating the routes of the 1960s. The services will start from Imperial Road and run between 1000 and 1600hrs. […]
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New book remembers Charles Cook
A new book is celebrating the former Bedfordshire bus and coach operator Charles Cook Travel. Almost 75 years ago, fledgeling taxi proprietor Charles Cook purchased […]
