Coach News

A popular stopping point for coaches in the Scottish Highlands is hoping to attract yet more visitors to call by after adding a new viewpoint of the ‘Bonnie Banks’ landscape.

The provision of a new coach park in Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland is among the top priorities of the local authority for the city centre this year – according to the Sligo Champion.

Top marks for respected firm in bi-annual Guild of British Coach Operators check Johnsons of Henley-in-Arden has achieved a 100% pass mark from the British Guild of Coach Operators on their two-year audit last Wednesday […]

Vehicle will be available for test driving and viewing in the UK in June Volvo Bus has announced its B8R Euro 6 chassis is now available in the UK with the new Sunsundegui SC5 bodywork.

12-month trial for new drop-off and pick-up points in the centre will complement free coach parking at either end of Shropshire’s county town A move to create new coach drop-off points for Shrewsbury’s town centre […]

Warwickshire’s Hatton Shopping Village are now offering extra incentives for coach drivers to stop by on their travels.

Milton Keynes-based Omega Travel Limited has recently taken delivery of five new Scania Touring tri-axle coaches.

The Stobart Group has applied for an O-licence to run two coaches on a regular service between London and Southend Airport.

The founder of Heyfordian Travel, James Thomas Smith, died on April 18, aged 93. His funeral was held on Friday (May 1).

Alison Snaith given suspended sentence and community service for creating false tachograph records On April 21, 2015, those who pleaded guilty to a number of offences in the trials of various employees of Howard Snaith […]