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UK Coach Rally seat for 2015
The UK Coach Rally returns to April for 2015 on the 18 and 19. Once again, it is being hosted by Alton Towers Resort.
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Leger announces new Luxuria coach for 2015
Escorted tour operator Leger Holidays has announced it will be launching a new design of coach next year, which it claims will be the first of its kind to be used by a holiday company […]
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UK Coach Awards 2015 kick off
Nominations now open for popular competition The seventh annual competition for the UK Coach Awards (UKCA) has officially gots underway, with an updated set of criteria, new promotional material and updated illustrations. Nominations are […]
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Highways Agency & NX to work together
Memorandum of Understanding to ‘improve the customer experience’ for road users The Highways Agency (HA) and National Express (NX) coaches have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together to share information about England’s […]
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New coach park for Morecambe seafront
A new Morecambe promenade coach park is part of plans approved by Lancaster City Council cabinet.
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Bakers Dolphin Sponsor ‘Run for the Future’
Bakers Dolphins is backing a campaign in Bristol to raise awareness of prostate cancer.
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10 B11Rs for Park’s of Hamilton
A total of 10 new Jonckheere bodied-Volvo B11Rs are the latest additions to the Park’s of Hamilton fleet.
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New website for Moseley in the South
Moseley in the South has announced the arrival of its all new website, www.moseleysouth.co.uk
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National Express call centre up for awards
Centre takes millionth call this year and is up for two awards for customer service and a good working environment The National Express customer contact centre is celebrating after helping its millionth customer in a year and being shortlisted […]
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Victoria Coach Station is listed
Victoria Coach Station (VCS) in London, a classic Art Deco building that dates from 1931 and is owned by Transport for London, has been made into a listed building by Culture Minister, Ed Vaizey.
