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SULLIVAN LEAVES LONDONIndependent firm drops TfL contracts EVENT HIGHLIGHTSBuses Festival and Imberbus A FAREWELL ON MADEIRALast day of operation f...

LOOK, NO HANDS!CAVForth autonomous buses enter serviceWORLD FIRST BZL DOUBLE-DECKERSNew Volvo electric fleet launches in CambridgeSURPRISE £2 FARE ...

LOTHIAN PLUGS INFirst Volvo BZLS for Scottish capital BIRTH OF THE PTEsThe 1968 Transport Act SAVE OUR INDEPENDENTSALBUM and operators weigh in SHO...

SINGLE FARE TO £3Labour raises England cap by 50% GO-AHEAD SPENDING SPREEMassive electric order for Wrightbus FIRST ACQUIRES COACH OPERATORSAnderso...

BYD TARGETS LONDONNew double-decker aims to replace new Routemaster FRANCHISINGWhat do mayoral election results mean? GO-AHEAD ACQUIRES PROCTERSFou...

BETTER BUSES BILLNew government opens franchising floodgates, North East and Cambs make their move ROUTEMASTER REUNIONSixty icons mark 70th birthda...

METROLINE MOVES ON MANCHESTERLondon operator secures four of five Tranche 3 large franchisesPLUS…• Franchising: only option for Wales, coming to Yo...

GO-AHEAD ACQUIRES EASTBOURNE SIGHTSEEINGTour services rolled into Brighton and HoveFREE2024 Museum & Rally GuideBURNHAM TALKS TO BUSESLessons a...

YORK PULLMAN PURCHASEDFirstGroup buys 130-vehicle fleetFRANCHISINGDebate heats up in West YorkshireSAFEGUARD CELEBRATES CENTENARYOne hundred years ...

THE RISE OF DENNISHow it climbed to become No 1READER POLLChoose the most iconic vehiclesPREPARATION FOR SUCCESSIONThe story of Go South Coast’s ta...

COACH OPERATORS ASSEMBLESeven independents join to form coach travel group ROYAL BLUE RUNClassic coaches head west HIGHEST SPEC IN THE UK?Transdev ...

‘THE POOR MAN’S DOUGLAS BADER’How the iconic RAF pilot inspired another double amputee to fight EXCLUSIVEAl Murray, Arnhem and ‘Black Tuesday’ THE ...

TO HELL IN A HALIFAXShot down by Hitler... Left at Stalin's mercyEXPANDING ‘THE FEW’The forgotten Kiwi legendSPRINGBOKS STUN THE STALAGThe ‘rugby w...

HEROES ON HORSEBACK“They thundered past me while every gun in Germany fired at them”THE DAY GOSPORT WENT BANGWere communists to blame for ammunitio...

CANADA’S STALINGRADFighting house-to-house against Hitler’s eliteBROTHERHOODThe fates of two siblings on Britain’s iconic battlecruiserJUTLAND: A F...

HERO PRESUMED TRAITORHow one family misjudged its Battle of Britain pilot fatherDAWN OF THE DIGITAL AGE How you owe your smartphone to Bletchley's ...

THE MAN WHO WON THE MEDAdmiral ‘ABC’: hero of Taranto, Cape Matapan and Crete TOO MAD TO BUILDBritain’s worst WWII aircraft DOWDING’S DEBUTBattle o...

OVERLORD UNLEASHED: D-DAY 80TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL• Yeoman Gunners’ desperate charge• No.4 Commando’s casino scrap• How 12,000 aircraft shielded th...

RAIDS ON ROMMELThe clandestine attempts to kill or capture top German generals ROBERT KEE’S HIDDEN HISTORYLegendary broadcaster’s POW escape attemp...

EPSOM: THE DOMINO OFFENSIVEHow one deadlocked battle made Allied victory inevitable FIGHTING FIRES BEHIND THE FRONTThe special unit tackling hot sp...

DESIGNING D-DAY• Assembling the vanguard of liberation• Covering it up and clearing the way• Britain’s ingenious portable harboursISSUE INVADERSJam...

WINGATE’S BURMA LIONS• Britain’s eccentric guerrilla leader• Spitfires deep behind Japanese linesINSIDE THE TANK FACTORYFosters of Lincoln in World...

HELL ON POINT 57How one man’s VC valour pushed his division to victory at AnzioON A WING AND A PRAYERThe conscientious objector who became the lead...