Bus News
Munro’s of Jedburgh ceases trading
Scottish Borders Council (SBC) has made emergency route cover arrangements after Munro’s of Jedburgh ceased trading.
Bus News
Bus News
NXWM and Centro sign £81m partnership
This latest deal between the operator and the transport authority aims to build on previous partnerships National Express West Midlands (NXWM) and Centro have signed a two-year £81m partnership agreement, dubbed Partnership Plus, which aims […]
Bus News
Brighton & Hove and Metrobus to merge
Brighton & Hove and the provincial operations of Crawley-based Metrobus are to merge – it has been officially confirmed. The TfL work run by Metrobus is set to come under the management of Go-Ahead London.
Bus News
DfT announces BSOG reform from January
BSOG funding for non-commercial routes will be devolved to local authorities from January 2014 Transport Minister Norman Baker has confirmed local authorities are to be given greater control over the way money is spent on […]
Bus News
The end is nigh for First’s Northampton operation
First is set to finally close its remaining meagre operation in Northampton after the firm started a 30-day consultation with its staff.
Bus News
Go North East installs AV on 60 buses
Go North East has introduced onboard audio-visual announcements to over 60 of its buses.
Bus News
Institution of Civil Engineers calls for road strategy & bus regulation
The report also calls for more acceptance of multi-operator smart ticketing and real-time information The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has released a report entitled State of the Nation: Transport.
Bus News
South Lancs Travel to commercialise 597 service
South Lancs Travel is to operate the popular 597 daytime Leigh bus service on a commercial basis, Monday to Saturday, from July 8.
Bus News
First invests in 18 new buses for South Wales
First is introducing 18 new Optare Versas to its operations in South Wales in a £2.66m investment.
Bus News
Ferryhill fails to pay BSOG debt
Keith Hammond of Ferryhill Village Travel has damaged his good repute after failing to pay a debt to the public purse for nearly four years, North East Traffic Commissioner Kevin Rooney has ruled.
