Coach News

Lincoln-based PC Coaches has said the situation in Calais caused by migrants trying to smuggle themselves across the English Channel has cost it £50,000, the Lincolnshire Echo reported.

Transport for London (TfL) has opened a consultation on a proposal to make a temporary coach parking bay, on the Albert Embankment, permanent.

A coach driver has admitted dangerous driving after his vehicle carrying 42 schoolchildren crashed into a ditch off the A10 near Downham Market when he fell asleep at the wheel, Norwich Crown Court heard.

Manchester Airport has launched a new Coach Welcome Scheme in partnership with CPT UK to assist with the quick and easy movement of coaches and passengers through the airport’s busy collection and drop-off areas.

Raft of changes – but lost parking will be replaced and diversionary routes put in place as key councillor values visiting coaches Coach drivers travelling to Amsterdam can expect to see major changes in the […]

The premises of Geldards Coaches of Leeds has been severely damage in a fire, along with some of the operator’s vehicles.

Deirdre Brown, former director of coach operator Eddie Brown Tours, has established her own holiday business and joined forces with Christopher Kingsley at coach tour wholesaler Tour Providers.

Nominations for the UK Coach Awards (UKCA) 2016 are now open and can be submitted until January 16. The awards ceremony will take place at the Mercure Piccadilly Hotel in Manchester on April 21.

David Davis MP and coach operator Laurie Bourne of L&R Transport appeared on BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show last Wednesday to discuss the growing crisis in Calais and unfair fines issues to drivers carrying […]

As passenger statistics fall rapidly, coach industry leaders begin taking steps to stop the demise of continental coach holidays The industry is debating whether continental coach tour programmes should be cutback as operators report a […]