Following a midterm review of its London coach parking trial at Camberwell and Stockwell bus garages, the CPT has announced that the initial six week period due to end on June 24 has been extended […]
UK coach operators travelling in France stand to benefit from a major concession to new French rules on minimum wages and conditions thanks to the role played by CPT’s Director of Policy Development, Steven Salmon, […]
An appeal judge has refused to grant a stay of the decision by Scotland’s
Sedgmoor South services on the M5 near Bristol has now fully re-opened after a £5m redevelopment. Operated by Roadchef, the stop is located between junctions 21 (Weston-super-Mare) and 22 (Burnham-on-Sea).
Llantwit Fardre-based operator expands into Pembrokeshire after speedy O-licence authorisation increase from 210 to 260 vehicles Edwards Coaches of Llantwit Fardre has come to the rescue of the majority of staff and customers of Silcox […]
A Dundee-based coach operator has been disqualified for two years after breaching drivers’ hours rules.
South Norfolk-based coach operator Chenery Travel has ceased trading, leaving Norfolk County Council (NCC) to rearrange school routes previously handled by the company. The company stopped its business on Friday, June 3.
London’s Tower Bridge is to shut for three months for refurbishment from October 1 amid warnings of extra traffic congestion on both sides of the Thames.
Gillingham-based The Kings Ferry is changing its name to ‘The Queens Ferry’ for one week in a distinctive tribute in honour of Her Majesty The Queen’s landmark 90th birthday on Sunday, June 12.
The new depot sees PC Coaches taking over the local 40A ‘Louth Nipper’ route, an hourly service that links the town with its residential areas – previously operated by Essential Fleet Services. Lincoln-based coach operator […]
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