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Megabus partners with Yellow Buses for Bournemouth to London service

NEWS Picture: MegabusYellow Buses is to provide a coach...

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Arriva to shut Sheerness depot

Arriva 6411 (GN04 UEA) Alexander ALX400-bodied Volvo B7TL on...

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First Transit and First Student sold

A First Student IC Bus school bus seen in Philadelphia.DWR PICTURE...

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All change at Bank

Bus routes passing through Bank junction will be affected by...

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SHORT HOPS

■ HEATHROW Airport has announced plans to nearly west ramp...

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IT’S BEEN A PLEASURE

ALAN MILLAR, who stepped down last month after 21 years and...

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DEMAND RESPONSIVE INFO

PUBLICITY MATTERS With Flecsi minibus services replacing conventional...

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Bus Back Better is best hope left for town of Fleet

Julian Peddle’s reference (Inside Track, April) to a town possibly...

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Remembering Glyn Kraemer-Johnson

As here in the Colonies we don’t receive Buses until eons after...

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Transdev Blazefield acquires Yorkshire Tiger bus operations

Transdev Blazefield has signed an agreement to buy the Arriva-owned...