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Three garages reach 40th anniversary

Stagecoach London 12345 (SN64 OGU), the Enviro400H in tram livery...

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We owe a lot to Keith Jenkinson

I was delighted to see the photographs of Keith Jenkinson and...

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The ultimate British bus tour?

We must always expect a bit of model makers’ licence in the...

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So what exactly is an Enhanced Partnership?

An Enhanced Partnership (EP) was one of the options introduced...

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Covid cancels Busworld Europe and BDoY 2021

Two of this year’s major autumn events — Busworld Europe...

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A QUIRKY COLLECTION

FRANK COLLINGWOOD describes some of the highlights in the collection...

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Liverpool’s hydrogen fleet ‘will be owned by the people’

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority plans to purchase 20...

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Coach industry seeks £150m aid

Skills invested in 13 Euro6 touring coaches in 2019 alone. BV19...

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DEWHIRST’S DOUBLE-DECK DAYS

DANIEL STAZICKER provides a photographic reminder of a distinctive...

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Further Covid financial support agreed up to June

 The Scottish government is extending its Covid-19 Support Grant...