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In Fleet News this month

FLEETNEWS ENGLAND & WALES OHN G. LIDSTONE With additional...

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Daish buys Robinsons of Great Harwood

Torquay-based Daish has acquired Robinsons of Great Harwood,...

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Surrey to spend over £40m on greener bus operations

Surrey County Council is investing £41.3million on reducing...

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New X7 contract tendered for cross-Severn service

The Welsh government is seeking a longterm operator for the X7...

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SMALL WORLD

■ ARRIVA starts a new €259million (£232.5million) seven-year...

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Is steam the Routemaster of the railways?

Does it raise your hackles every time someone in the general...

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A DRIVE INTO EUROPE

As Brexit takes effect, KEITH JENKINSON recalls when he took...

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BUS NEEDS MORE THAN A POWER SWITCH

 COMMENT  A series of developments that we report...

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Were Arriva website and app produced by non-bus users?

David Jenkins’s article about the appalling Arriva website...

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Is Milfield smallest place with a bus station?

Kevin Williams (You Write, November) asks what is the smallest...