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No routes lost as Hampshire makes budget savings

No bus services will be lost entirely when Hampshire County Council...

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Exeter bus station costs soar

The long running saga of procuring a new council funded replacement...

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IT’S ALL POLITICAL

Transport needs to be removed as a politicians’ plaything,...

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No double-deckers at stop KK, just a choice of double espressos

The editor’s sideways view of the bus scene Please send...

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WESTON’S OPEN-TOPS

PAUL CHANCELLOR uses photographs from the Colour-Rail archives...

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Subsidised electric Riversider under threat

Glasgow’s only existing electric bus service, linking the city...

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Selected Southall products pictured at home and abroad

These books, picture albums with short introductory chapters...

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A TURNING POINT FOR HYDROGEN?

The Wright StreetDeck hydrogen fuel-cell prototype on display...

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’Last chance’ for deregulation in Glasgow

First Glasgow has embarked on an investment in 150 new Alexander...

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Arriva abandons Avon additions

Arriva North West has given up two of the Wirral routes it introduced...