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CENTRALISED LOST PROPERTY?

Having read Clifford Martin’s letter in the November issue...

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NEW RUNNING EVENT IN CENTRAL LANCASHIRE

ANDY RIGBYRibble 1397 (NRN 397P), a Park Royalbodied Leyland...

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THE SHORT AND LONG HISTORIES OF 22 TROLLEYBUS TOWNS

Titles: British Trolleybus Systems London & South-East England...

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Century-old independent Scarlet Band closes

NEWS Optare Solo YJ64 DYF on the Durham park-&-ride,...

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BLEAKEST DAYS OF THE BUS INDUSTRY?

INSIDE TRACK Since I wrote my first column, there has...

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BATTERY BUSES FOR BRENTFORD BUT NOT UNTIL 2025

LOOK IN ON LONDON Go-Ahead’s London General subsidiary...

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PERFECTION ON THE AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK

However remote some rural British bus stops may be, they’re...

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DVSA adds Guild of British Coach Operators module to earned recognition

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency’s (DVSA) earned recognition...

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THE FUTURE OF SCOTLAND’S PUBLIC TRANSPORT

More details on the Buses Scotland conference, which takes place...

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WELSH FRANCHISING HURDLES

I am very proud to have worked alongside Bob Saxby in the 1990’s...