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MID-PLACED BSIPs RURAL AND UNITARY WINNERS

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VINTAGE FENTON FILE

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SUDDEN CUTS BY STAGECOACH EAST

With only six weeks’ notice, 20 Stagecoach East bus routes...

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EMERALD ISLE CONNECTIONS AT GLASGOW OPEN WEEKEND

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WHEN LONDON TRANSPORT PREFERRED LEYLAND TO AEC

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More cash needed with 38 routes at risk in the West Midlands

Transport for West Midlands has agreed to increase funding to...

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First South West series of strikes start

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LIFE PEERAGE FOR SIR PETER HENDY

Sir Peter Hendy is to be conferred a life peerage. He will sit...

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A FRENCH LESSON IN SAFETYD

Dave Godsmark was impressed by a service now available on late...

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NI Department for Infrastructure announces funding for new buses

John O’Dowd MLA, Northern Ireland’s infrastructure minister,...