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Bus strategy call will fall on deaf ears

Roger A. Smith, Birmingham,

You write These are letters pages and the views expressed...

Roger A. Smith, Birmingham,
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CROSS-COUNTRY CUTBACKS

PETER MENDHAM worries that competition on trunk routes is steadily...

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More specials mark Ribble 100

Stagecoach Merseyside & South Lancashire 15566 (PX59 CUJ), the...

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REVELATIONS FROM SOUTH WALES

Director PHILIP KIRK provides our first quarterly update on additions...

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A splash of yellow and pink from England’s south coast

ALAN MILLAR

REVIEWS MODEL OF THE MONTH Vehicle: Yellow Buses Alexander...

ALAN MILLAR
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First answers its West Lothian question

First Scotland East 67764 (SN62 AUU), an Alexander Dennis Enviro300...

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A SUCCESSFUL ALLIANCE

FOCUS ON THE WEST MIDLANDS A close partnership with the combined...

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First may quit UK buses

NEWS FirstGroup has revealed a new business strategy that...

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FAIR SHARES FOR ALL?

INSIDE TRACK Buses are no longer seen as a community asset....

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Publicity provision is poor at best

The letters from Malcolm Chase and Colin Evans (You Write last...