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NORTHERN TOWNS WHERE LONDON MEETS THE OUTSIDE WORLD

Title: Buses in the Border Towns of London Country North of the...

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GO-AHEAD TO TAKE ON SULLIVAN BUS ROUTES

London General will take over operation of routes 299 (Muswell...

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TURN UP, KIP AND MAYBE GO?

The Harrogate Bus Company has a useful countdown feature on its...

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Public Transport North speakers announced

Our next Bus Conference is gathering pace. Buses and Modern Railways...

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COLOURFUL ROUTEMASTERS

The London icon was in vogue 50 years ago as the basis of some...

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IN FLEET NEWS THIS MONTH

Nine new Alexander Dennis Enviro200s for Britannia Parking Diesel...

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BRIEF HISTORY OF THE IMMORTAL ROUTEMASTER

A mainly colour picture album to mark the completion of the Routemaster’s...

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OLD PLANS DUSTED OFF, UXBRIDGE CHANGES ABANDONED

Transport for London has announced plans to divert route 350...

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THE CHAMPIONS’ LEAGUE OF BUS TRIP-MAKING

In my last article I highlighted the on-going patronage decline...

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ROUTEMASTER PROTOTYPES AND ONE OFFS

As the Routemaster celebrates its 70th birthday, MARK LYONS looks...