Bus News
Olympian task
Leicester independent Confidence is hoping Leyland Olympians from its fleet – the oldest 36 years old – will go to preservation homes. Roe-bodied UWW9X and UWW10X, new to West Yorkshire PTE in 1982 have already […]
Industry Heritage
Bus News
Swinging Sixties tours
Groovy! Swinging Sixties tours of London are being operated using an AEC Routemaster with the service aimed at group tour organisers and destination management companies. Music Heritage London’s (MHL) current scheduled service includes a one […]
Bus News
Arriva subsidiary recognises its heritage
Nick Larkin talks to an Arriva Managing Director who values his company’s heritage and the goodwill it creates An Arriva subsidiary is recognising its heritage by accommodating a preserved bus and holding depot open days […]
Bus News
Grierson’s clear-out
North East operator Grierson’s of Fishburn is having a clear out of vehicles that it hoped will go for preservation.
Bus News
Ensignbus happenings
Much has been happening heritage vehicle-wise at Ensignbus, Britain’s biggest PCV dealer and owner of a major fleet of preserved buses and coaches. Latest addition to the heritage operation could easily be mistaken for a […]
Bus News
Seaford & District charity day
Seaford & District is repeating its charity running day on bank holiday Monday 27 August and hoping to top the £3,500 raised last year.
Coach News
Alexcars selling its Bedford OBs
Well known Gloucestershire coach operator is parting with its Bedford OBs, Nick Larkin reports
Bus News
Crossley call
A former Crossley Motors test engineer who has just celebrated his 90th birthday would love to hear from anyone associated with or holding a fascination for the manufacturer which finally ceased production 60 years ago. […]
Bus News
Save rare Citybuses
A Bristol operator is hoping to find a good home for two of its favourite double-deckers – rare Volvo B10M-50 Citybuses. New to Trent Alexander-bodied G614OTV was one of 12 delivered in December 1989 and […]
Bus News
Bring ‘law breaking’ preservationists to book
Preservationists who drain cash from bona fide heritage operators by hiring out buses illegally should be the subject of a ministry crackdown, says a museum director and retired transport lawyer. Chris Butterfield has spoken out […]
