Bus News

Dudley’s 1980s-built bus station closed for redevelopment on Sunday 14 January, and will emerge as a new ‘sustainable interchange hub’ following £24 million of investment in the town. It promises to provide better accessibility for […]

The Go-Ahead Group and Stagecoach are working together with other stakeholders in Oxford to launch one of the UK’s biggest fleets of electric buses in the university city. The £82.5 million project will deliver 159 […]

The city of Portsmouth is looking forward to more bus services, including two new 24-hour routes as part of a series of improvements. Stagecoach is to improve its route 23, between Leigh Park and Southsea, […]

UK-based engineering and electrification specialist Equipmake says it is pleased to be able to announce that, building on its 29 September agreement, its contract with Big Bus Tours to repower open-top sightseeing buses has been […]

East Yorkshire says the move is a backward step which goes against the council’s own climate change goals Go-Ahead Group operator East Yorkshire Buses has voiced its deep disappointment in response to Hull City Council’s […]

First West of England has joined forces with Bristol-based Suicide Prevention UK in what it believes is the first partnership of its kind and at such scale in the UK. The partners point to new […]

Durham’s new bus station opened to the public on Sunday 7 January. The new facility is located on the same site as the previous bus station and has been designed to be a modern transport […]

Go-Ahead’s East Yorkshire has been promoting passenger safety in winter weather Go-Ahead Group operator East Yorkshire Buses says it is proud to have launched its new ‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ campaign, aiming to promote safe […]

Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) and bus operators have made a commitment to deliver a minimum standard of service under the West Midlands Bus Passenger Charter, which includes for the first time a ‘last bus […]