DOCSLIB.ORG

Eastern Counties Fleet List-4 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Eastern Counties Fleet List-4 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 IN Chassis Reg No Fleet No Body OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent Second Third Jul 1919 Leyland S5 FL1561 AB 1 B26F 1931 Peterborough Electric F Ross,showman,Billericay Jul 1919 Leyland S5 FL1562 AB 2 B26F 1931 Peterborough Electric A Gilfrin,London SE15 as lorry Sep 1919 Tilling-Stevens TS3 LU8861 PE 7 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC To unidentified showman 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XA9264 PE21 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XA9580 PE23 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XA9822 PE25 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC To unidentified showman 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XA9934 PE26 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC To unidentified showman 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XB8074 PE28 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XB8274 PE27 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC To unidentified showman 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3A XB8380 PE30 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3 XA8418 PE17 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC To unidentified showman 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3 XA8692 PE19 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced 1920 Tilling-Stevens TS3 XA9010 PE20 O51RO 1931-4 Eastern Counties RC Not traced Jan 1924 Leyland G7 Special ER1812 AA10 O53RO 1933 Ortona S Aldridge, Maidstone as lorry May 1924 Leyland SG7 ER1814 AA34 B36F 1933 Ortona H Watson, London E1as lorry Jun 1924 Leyland LB5 FL3831 AB 3 O48RO 1931 Peterborough Electric Mann Crossman & Paulin, London E1 Oct 1924 SOS S FL3948 S 1 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1924 SOS S FL3851 S 3 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1924 SOS S FL3852 S 4 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1924 SOS S FL3853 S 5 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1924 SOS S FL3854 S 6 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1924 SOS S FL3949 S 2 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Jan 1925 Leyland GH7 ER3139 AA8 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Unknown owner as lorry, Norfolk Jan 1925 Leyland GH7 ER3140 AA5 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Converted to lorry X10 Feb 1925 Leyland GH7 ER3141 AA1 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Converted to lorry X10 Feb 1925 SOS ODD ER3142 S37 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Mar 1925 Leyland LB5 FL4216 AB 4 O48RO 1931 Peterborough Electric Unknown owner Peterborough as lorry Mar 1925 Leyland LB5 FL4217 AB 5 O48RO 1931 Peterborough Electric M Smith, Darlington as lorry Mar 1925 SOS ODD ER3143 S36 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Mar 1925 SOS ODD ER3144 S38 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Apr 1925 Leyland Z5 PY7997 B336 B20F 1931 XB336 United W Merrill, London E10 as lorry Nov 1925 Leyland GH7 ER4918 AA41 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Unknown owner as lorry, Norfolk Nov 1925 Leyland GH7 ER4919 AA42 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Semmence, Wymondham as lorry Nov 1925 SOS S FL4755 S12 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1925 SOS S FL4756 S14 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1925 SOS S FL4757 S15 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Nov 1925 SOS S FL4758 S16 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Dec 1925 Leyland GH7 ER4920 AA15 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Showman, Birmingham Meakin,showman, Coventry Dec 1925 Leyland GH7 ER4921 AA4 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Unknown owner as lorry, Staffordshire Jan 1926 Dennis 2 1/2 Ton EB5893 DE50 B32F 1931-4 Ortona Not traced Jan 1926 Leyland GH7 ER4922 AA40 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Unknown owner, Surrey Jan 1926 SOS S FL4759 S17 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Eastern Counties Fleet List-4 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 IN Chassis Reg No Fleet No Body OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent Jan 1926 SOS S FL4760 S18 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Feb 1926 Lancia RP2140 A1 B26- 1931 Peterborough Electric Unknown owner as lorry Feb 1926 Leyland LB5 FL4819 AB 6 O48RO 1931 Peterborough Electric V T Bailey,Newcastle as lorry Feb 1926 SOS ODD ER5038 S39 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Feb 1926 SOS ODD ER5039 S43 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Mar 1926 Leyland GH7 ER5305 AA47 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Converted to lorry X12 Mar 1926 Leyland GH7 ER5306 AA48 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Converted to tree lopper X15 J Ulting, Norwich as lorry Mar 1926 Leyland GH7 ER5307 AA49 O53RO 1932-4 Ortona Unknown owner, Worcestershire Mar 1926 Leyland SG11 ER5304 AA44 B32F 1932-4 Ortona W N Froy, London W6 as lorry Mar 1926 SOS ODD ER5302 S45 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Mar 1926 SOS ODD ER5303 S46 B26F 1937 Ortona G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Jun 1926 AEC 415 PW3343 E4 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jun 1926 AEC 415 PW3347 E8 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jun 1926 AEC 415 PW8208 E19 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jun 1926 SOS S FL5221 S19 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Jun 1926 SOS S FL5222 S20 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Jun 1926 SOS S FL5223 S21 B28F 1937 Peterborough Electric G J Dawson (dealer) London SW9 Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8202 E13 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8203 E14 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8206 E17 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8209 E20 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8210 E21 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8212 E23 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8214 E25 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8219 E30 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8225 E36 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8227 E38 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8228 E39 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8229 E40 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8232 E43 B30F 1936 United E. Morse, Eaton Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8235 E46 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8238 E49 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Jul 1926 AEC 415 PW8330 E41 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8223 E34 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8224 E35 C26R 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8241 E52 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8243 E54 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8246 E69 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8248 E71 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8250 E73 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8613 E74 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8614 E75 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8615 E76 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Eastern Counties Fleet List-4 2 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 IN Chassis Reg No Fleet No Body OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8619 E80 B30F 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Aug 1926 AEC 415 PW8621 E82 B30F 1935 United C. Spencer, Clacton Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8605 E61 B30F 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8607 E63 B30F 1936 United E. Morse, Eaton Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8610 E66 B30F 1936 United E. Morse, Eaton Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8624 E85 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8626 E87 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8632 E93 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8634 E95 B30F 1934 United R.Thetford (Dealer) Poringland Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8635 E96 B30F 1934 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Sep 1926 AEC 415 PW8638 E99 B30F 1933 United Scrapped 12/33 by ECOC Nov 1926 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6116 PA71 B31R 1947 PA771 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon Nov 1926 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6117 PA72 B31R 1947 PA772 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon Nov 1926 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6118 PA73 B31R 1947 PA773 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon Dec 1926 Thorneycroft A1 Long PW9436 M30 B29F 1934 United W T Jarvis, Swaffham withdrawn 9/35 and scrapped Dec 1926 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6132 PA74 B31R 1947 PA774 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon Dec 1926 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6139 PA75 B31R 1947 PA775 Eastern Counties RC Bird (dealer) Stratford-upon-Avon Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6163 PA76 B31R 1947 PA776 Eastern Counties RC Bird (dealer) Stratford-upon-Avon Omnia transporters, London WC2 Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6164 PA31 B31R 1944 Eastern Counties RC Bird (dealer) Stratford-upon-Avon Frost (showman) Frampton Cottrell Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6180 PA32 B31R 1945 Eastern Counties RC Bird (dealer) Stratford-upon-Avon P.Owen, Woolston, Warrington Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6201 PA33 B31R 1947 PA913 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6207 PA35 B31R 1944 Eastern Counties RC Bird (dealer) Stratford-upon-Avon B Howell (showman) Yalding Jan 1927 Tilling-Stevens B9A DX6211 PA36 B31R 1947 PA916 Eastern Counties RC Chivers and Sons, Histon
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Friends of Classic London Buses of the Fifties for Those Actively Involved in Or Supporting the Preservation of London Buses, Coaches and Trolleybuses of the Past
    Friends of Classic London Buses of the Fifties For those actively involved in or supporting the preservation of London buses, coaches and trolleybuses of the past Here is a nice wintry shot of RT 1426, one of the Country area's Cravens-bodied examples, waiting to go to home to Windsor from Uxbridge, long ago, via the picturesque-sounding Iver Heath, George Green, Upton Lea and more mundane Wexham Road, Slough and Eton. I cannot speak for those places at the time the photograph was taken, but in more recent times it has been hard to see anything remotely rural, bucolic or delightful about any of them, and Upton Lea is nothing but a large and uninspiring housing estate on the edge of Slough. Life can be so disappointing at times! Photo by Michael Dryhurst. Newsletter 162 February 2020 Opening Lines First of all, many thanks to all those “Friends” who kindly sent us seasonal greetings at what is nowadays regarded as the “festive” season. These are of course warmly reciprocated. Thanks also to those many individuals who contribute to this monthly mayhem. All contributions are gratefully received and as many as possible are used. It matters not if you send a couple of lines or several pages, it all helps to keep us all in touch. I would also now ask vehicle owners to think about keeping us posted, especially in the case of those buses and coaches which rarely, if ever, appear in public. Many members like to know that these “ghost” buses still exist and are being cared for, or stored, or even under extensive restoration.
    [Show full text]
  • 2020 Book News Welcome to Our 2020 Book News
    2020 Book News Welcome to our 2020 Book News. It’s hard to believe another year has gone by already and what a challenging year it’s been on many fronts. We finally got the Hallmark book launched at Showbus. The Red & White volume is now out on final proof and we hope to have copies available in time for Santa to drop under your tree this Christmas. Sorry this has taken so long but there have been many hurdles to overcome and it’s been a much bigger project than we had anticipated. Several other long term projects that have been stuck behind Red & White are now close to release and you’ll see details of these on the next couple of pages. Whilst mentioning bigger projects and hurdles to overcome, thank you to everyone who has supported my latest charity fund raiser in aid of the Christie Hospital. The Walk for Life challenge saw me trekking across Greater Manchester to 11 cricket grounds, covering over 160 miles in all weathers, and has so far raised almost £6,000 for the Christie. You can read more about this by clicking on the Christie logo on the website or visiting my Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mark-senior-sue-at-60 Please note our new FREEPOST address is shown below, it’s just: FREEPOST MDS BOOK SALES You don’t need to add anything else, there’s no need for a street name or post code. In fact, if you do add something, it will delay the letter or could even mean we don’t get it.
    [Show full text]
  • AIA News 140 Spring 2007
    INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY 186 AUTUMN NEWS 2018 THE BULLETIN OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY FREE TO MEMBERS OF AIA Saxony ● Chimneys ● Henry Ford Museum Caithness ● Waterworks Museum ● Belgium Testing the Waters in Barcelona The TICCIH Conference in Barcelona April 2018 industry which will inform the UNESCO report on was held in the Agbar Museu de les Aigües. The water supply, the universal importance of water, full title of this event was ‘The international the history of the water industry and identifying INDUSTRIAL heritage of the water industry – historic values of what aspects of the industrial processing supply and treatment networks. architectural heritage is historically significant. He ARCHAEOLOGY went on to show how the mortality rate fell as Stephen Sanders water quality improved, how the introduction of NEWS 186 the steam engine helped, how water could be Autumn 2018 The material remains of industry: industrial sites, brought from further afield and how the size of buildings, plant, machinery and equipment as water processing facilities grew to keep pace with Honorary President well as housing, industrial settlements, industrial the increasing demand. Prof Marilyn Palmer landscapes, products and processes, and Rolf Höhmann of the Büro für Industrie- 63 Sycamore Drive, Groby, Leicester LE6 0EW documentation of the industrial society, all fall archäologie in Germany delivered a paper on Pre- Chairman Dr Michael Nevell within its remit. Members of TICCIH come from all industrial technology for water supply. Using the
    [Show full text]
  • Eastern Counties Fleet List-2 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971
    EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 Reg No Fleet No Chassis Body IN OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent Second Third 1117PW LFS17 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 North (dealer) Sherburn Exported to Belgium 1118PW LFS18 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 P Sykes (dealer) Barnsley 1119PW LFS19 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley 1120PW LFS20 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 Rollinson (dealer) Carlton 1121PW LFS21 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 W North (dealer) Sherburn-in-Elmet Lockwoods Foods, Long Sutton 1122PW LFS22 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 Rollinson (dealer) Carlton 1123PW LFS23 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley 1124PW LFS24 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1977 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley 1125PW LFS25 Bristol FS5G H60RD Nov 1961 1978 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley 2926PW LFS26 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1977 P Sykes (dealer) Barnsley 2927PW LFS27 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1977 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley Meynall (dealer) Barnsley 2928PW LFS28 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1978 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley Meynall (dealer) Barnsley 2929PW LFS29 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1978 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley Meynall (dealer) Barnsley 2930PW LFS30 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1977 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley Meynall (dealer) Barnsley 2931PW LFS31 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1976 Ben Jordan, Coltishall 2932PW LFS32 Bristol FS5G H60RD Feb 1962 1978 Hartwood Exports (dealer) Barnsley Meynall (dealer)
    [Show full text]
  • Ipswich Corporation Transport 1903-1986
    Ipswich Corporation Transport 1903-1986 CONTENTS Ipswich Corporation Transport - Fleet History 1903-1986..….……………………. Page 3 Ipswich Corporation Transport - Tram Fleet List 1903-1926.…………………….. Page 9 Ipswich Corporation Transport - Trolleybus Fleet List 1923-1963……………… Page 11 Ipswich Corporation Transport - Bus Fleet List 1950-1986..….….………….….. Page 22 Cover Illustration: Ipswich’s first bus was No. 1 (ADX1), a 1950 AEC Regent III with Park Royal bodywork. (LTHL collection). First Published 2018 by The Local Transport History Library. With thanks to John Boylett (courtesy John Kaye), Richard Simons, E. Simpson, Trevor Brookes, R. Holt and Brian Pask for illustrations. © The Local Transport History Library 2018. (www.lthlibrary.org.uk) For personal use only. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted or distributed in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical or otherwise for commercial gain without the express written permission of the publisher. In all cases this notice must remain intact. All rights reserved. PDF-113-1 2 Ipswich Corporation Transport 1903-1986 The first tramway in Ipswich was that built by S. A. Graham of Manchester, who constructed and operated a ¾-mile horse drawn line between Cornhill in the town centre, via Princes Street, to the Great Eastern Railway station. The tramway was built to a gauge of 3ft 6ins and opened for business on the 13th October 1880. Three single-deck Starbuck-built cars formed the initial fleet, working from a depot in Quadling Street about ¼-mile from the station. Later in the year a branch line to Brooks Hall, via Portman Road and Norwich Road, was opened.
    [Show full text]
  • Super Prestige Ashton & Manchester's Trolleybuses
    ASHTON & MANCHESTER’S TROLLEYBUSES ASHTON SuperSuper PrestigePrestige AshtonAshton && Manchester’sManchester’s TrolleybusesTrolleybuses BobBob RoweRowe BOB ROWE 128 PIKES LANE GLOSSOP DERBYSHIRE SK13 8EH 01457 861508 E-MAIL [email protected] INTERNET www.venturepublications.co.uk ISBN 1905 304 137 ISBN 978 1905 304 134 Number 11 in the Super Prestige Collection of Transport History Albums from Venture Publications Limited Super Prestige titles from Are you on our Mailing List? Venture Publications The following titles are available from good bookshops or from our mail-order department at Pikes Lane Super Prestige No. 1 Classic Leylands 1 £16.95 Super Prestige No. 2 Classic Leylands 2 £16.95 Super Prestige No. 3 Sheffield £16.95 Super Prestige No. 4 Hebble £16.95 Super Prestige No. 5 Hull £16.95 Super Prestige No. 6 West Riding 1 £16.95 Super Prestige No. 7 Cambridge 1 £17.95 Super Prestige No. 8 West Riding 2 £16.95 Super Prestige No. 9 Sentinel £18.95 Super Prestige No. 10 Lancashire United Centenary Celebration £18.95 Super Prestige No. 11 Ashton & Manchester Trolleybuses £16.95 In Course of Preparation for Spring 2007 Super Prestige No. 12 Cambridge 2 Super Prestige No. 13 Bolton Corporation Super Prestige No. 14 Stockport Corporation If you are not already on our Mailing List and would like Super Prestige No. 15 Highland Transport details of all current and forthcoming Super Prestige No. 16 Rossendale Transport Centenary Celebration Venture Publications Titles, together with details of over 4,000 other Transport Books, Videos and DVDs, simply send your name and address to FREEPOST MDS BOOKSALES Cover Captions and we will do the rest Front Cover: OR e-mail us at [email protected] A colourful warm late-afternoon scene in Ashton under Lyne’s Stamford Street as a pair of pre-war trolleybuses load outside Yates’s Wine Lodge; notice that the leading vehicle has both windscreens wide open.
    [Show full text]
  • Summer Open Top Bus T
    Supported financially Felixstowe by Felixstowe Travel Watch Map Key Felixstowe Ferry Summer Map Key Golf Course D Open top bus route LAND R R MO ST To Ipswich WE Main stops D (Service will stop at any bus stop on it’s route) CLIFF R 4 1 A E Open Top V A Old Felixstowe Tourist Information Centre N ER T WES Parking 4 1 A D R ST F OAD EA H HIGH RD WE HIGH R GOL ST Hotel Accommodation D Felixstowe Station NR TO Rail Stations L Great Eastern Square T MI S A H EA D ROA F CLIF NDER Notable Buildings Bus T urs D Celebrate U R D Felixstowe L O P O E L S N GD AVE MILTO PORT O ORWELL HA F F ELI Felixstowe Pier X S T OWE R FF RD UNDERCLI D Ride all D A Summer RO A E S WA LTON A VE Only these tickets can be used on day for NorthTickets Sea Fares Open Top Tours. Buy your Open Top Ticket on any D A O NGER R £6! A L valid all day Adult £6.00 Ipswich Buses Bus within Ipswich D CARR ROA hop on Child/Under 20 Landguard £3.00 Town and travel to Tower Ramparts Common D A O R NT I O Landguard hop off! Terminal WIEW P Nature (ID required) Reserve Bus Station to change onto your Concession Card £4.00 Landguard Fort & Museum Open Top Bus at no extra cost! Family £13.00 Valid for 1 Adult and up to 4 children Saving some pennies Felixstowe Timetable or 2 Adults and up to 3 children Sundays & Wednesdays (24th July - 31st August) Please note that the National Concessionary for a drink or two.
    [Show full text]
  • C:\Users\User\Documents\My Eboo
    201 We thank all the regular contributors to this bibliography and the societies who generously send us complimentary copies of their journals. ‘Ott.xxxx’ refers to an entry in Ottley’s Bibliography. Grahame Boyes and Matthew Searle SECTION G GENERAL GC TRANSPORT IN PARTICULAR REGIONS OF THE 11 COX, R. C. Telford in Ireland: work, opinions, influence. Proc. BRITISH ISLES Instn Civil Engrs: Engineering History & Heritage vol. 162 GC1b England — South West region (2009) pp. 51–60. 1 VAUGHAN, JOHN. Transport and industrial heritage – 121 WILKINS, NOEL P. Alexander Nimmo, master engineer 1783– Cornwall. Ian Allan, 2009. pp. 192. 140 photos (many col.). 1832: public works and civil surveys. Irish Academic Press, pp. 85–91, Canals; 130–50, Roads; 151–85, Railways. 2009. pp. 434. GC1c England — South East region GE TRANSPORT ENGINEERING 2 KRAEMER-JOHNSON, GLYN and BISHOP, JOHN. Bygone 13 ASHLEY, PETER. Built for Britain: bridges to beach huts. Kent. Ian Allan, 2009. pp. 80. 80 col. photos. Wiley, 2009. pp. 168. col. photos. Album of colour photos of scenes featuring road, rail and A pictorial album of characteristic structures. pp. 42–79, ferries, chiefly 1960s. Bridges; 102–17, Railways. 3 McCORMACK, KEVIN. Bygone Surrey. Ian Allan, 2009. pp. 14 McEWEN, ALAN. Historic steam boiler explosions. Sledge- 80. 80 col. photos. hammer Engg Press, 2009. pp. xv, 185. 170 illns. Album of colour photos of scenes featuring road and other 4 traction engine & 5 rly loco examples. transport, 1940s–70s. London GG TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION 4 DARLEY, PETER (ed). Camden railway heritage trail: Primrose GG2 Passenger services Hill to Camden Lock and Chalk Farm.
    [Show full text]
  • Full Stock List
    Full Stock List - Available Now 17 September 2021 BUS & TROLLEYBUSES ADAM GORDON https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/16453/s/around-derby-by-trolleybus/ AG421 Around Derby by Trolleybus Barker C £45.00 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/buses-trolleybuses/london-transport-country-buses-part-1-south.html AG428 London Transport Country Buses Part 1: South Akehurst L £40.00 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/15354/s/london-trolleybus-depots-part-2/ AG416 London Trolleybus Depots Part 2 Taylor H £39.00 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/trolleybuses-in-east-central-london.html AG426 Trolleybuses in East Central London Taylor H £30.00 AMBERLEY PUBLISHING https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/14856/s/Aberdeen%20Corporation%20Transport%20&%20its%20Successors/ A8035 Aberdeen Corporation Transport & its Successors Findlay P/McCutch £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/15289/s/aec-double-deckers/ A7759 AEC Double-Deckers Berry H £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/15571/s/aec-regents-in-service-in-the-1960s-1970s/ A8954 AEC Regents in Service in the 1960s & 1970s Christie D £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/14240/s/AEC%20Single-Deckers/ A7672 AEC Single-Deckers Berry H £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/14335/s/Airport%20Buses/ A7935 Airport Buses Jenkinson KA £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/catalog/product/view/id/15285/s/arriva-serving-scotland/ A7404 Arriva Serving Scotland Devoy D £14.99 https://www.mdsbooks.co.uk/bedford-buses-coaches.html
    [Show full text]
  • Our Road Transport Heritage
    NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ROAD TRANSPORT MUSEUMS Museums open regularly to the public are shown MUSEUM: Museums and Collections with a limited public access are shown: Guide to Road Transport Museums and Collections E – Event open to Public P – Access by Prior Arrangement D – Collections accessible only through vehicles attending public displays. ENGLAND - EAST ANGLIA Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester (MUSEUM) Aldershot & District Bus Interest Group (E+P) Boyle Street, Cheetham, MANCHESTER M8 8UW Contact: 1 The Oaks, Pirbright Road, NORMANDY, Guildford GU3 2HT Castle Point Transport Museum (MUSEUM) Open: We+Sa+Su+BH (except Christmas and New Year), Daily (August) Event: 21 July (Anstey Park, Alton) 105 Point Road, CANVEY ISLAND, Essex SS8 7TD Events: 23-24 March, 18-19 May, 1+14-15-21-22+29 September, 19-20 October, Tel: 01252 336562 Website: www.adbig.co.uk Open: 1st + 3rd Su (April to October) 7-8 December. See website for dates of free bus service Shudehill Boyle St. Events: 21 April, 16 June, 13 August, 13 October Website: www.gmts.co.uk Friends of King Alfred Buses (E+P) Website: www.castlepointtransportmuseum.co.uk Contact: 34 High Street, NUTFIELD, Redhill, Surrey RH1 4HQ Events: 6 May (Winchester Buses Running Day), September - date to be confirmed East Anglia Transport Museum (MUSEUM) (Winchester Twilight Running Evening, 1 January 2020 (Mini Running Day) Chapel Road, Carlton Colville, LOWESTOFT, Suffolk NR33 8BL Email: [email protected] Website: www.kingalfredbuses.org.uk Open: Su+BH (7 April to 27 October), Th (4 April to 26 September), Sa (13 April, 1 June to 28 September), Tu+We (9-17 April, 28-29 May, 23 July to Medstead Depot Omnibus Group (E+P) 4 September), Fri 17 April Contact: Hampshire House, 204 Holly Road, ALDERSHOT GU12 4SE Events: 20-21 April, 11-12 May, 6-7 July, 18 August, 21-22 September, 26 October.
    [Show full text]
  • Ipswich Economic Development Strategy 2013 - 2026
    ipswich economic development strategy 2013 - 2026 www.ipswich.gov.uk "Ipswich Borough Council is committed to supporting businesses and helping to create and sustain jobs in Ipswich. This Economic Development Strategy outlines our vision for the future and our determination to build a better and more prosperous town despite the challenging economic circumstances. Councillor Carole Jones Economic Development portfolio-holder Ipswich Borough Council Ipswich Economic Development Strategy 2013 - 2026 CONTENTS SECTION 1 SECTION 6 APPENDICES Executive Summary Future Developments Appendix 1 • Ipswich - East Anglia’s Waterfront Town Ipswich Policy Area SECTION 2 • Commercial Introduction • Employment Land Appendix 2 • Private Housing List of Key Partners SECTION 3 • Council House Building Vision • Infrastructure Appendix 3 • Aims • City Deal Summary and Contact Details for • New Initiatives ‘Transport Fit for the 21st Century’ SECTION 7 SECTION 4 Potential Funding Streams Appendix 4 Background & Strategic Context • Growing Places Fund Strategic development sites/schemes • Outlook • Regional Growth Fund within Ipswich • Investor Confidence in Ipswich • Portas Pilots • High Street Innovation Fund Appendix 5 SECTION 5 Strategic development sites/schemes Economic Profile & Key Sectors within Ipswich Policy Area • Overview • Public Sector Appendix 6 Executive Summary from Town Centre Established Growth Sectors Master Plan 2011 - 2016 • Financial Services • Ports & Logistics Potential Growth Sectors • Tourism & Hospitality • Culture • Energy • Skills & Education • ICT & Creative 3 Ipswich Economic Development Strategy 2013 - 2026 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Since the financial crash in 2007, Ipswich’s The strategy complements the Local positive and Ipswich continues to attract Ipswich also benefits from a diverse cultural economy has coped comparatively well Development Framework, the Core significant external private sector economy founded on a collection of high despite challenging economic conditions.
    [Show full text]
  • Ipswich & District Historical Transport Society
    Transport Matters Ipswich & District Historical Transport Society ISSN 0306.0187 Narrow boat ‘Charlie’ at Stoke Bruerne (see pages 8-12) (Photo: John Shemming) Contents … Page Editorial - Phil Argent 2 Cut-off dates for Transport Matters 2 Letter to the Editor - Graham Austin 2 Meeting Report: Time Flies at Old Warden: The Story of the Shuttleworth Collection - Mervyn Russen 3 Photos of the Shuttleworth Collection - Phil Argent 4-5 Visit to the Norfolk Railway Society in Norwich - Mervyn Russen 6 Chairman Change - Martyn Hunt 7 Committee Changes - Martyn Hunt 7 Apology - Phil Argent 7 IDHTS 2017 Excursion to Stoke Bruerne - John Shemming 8-12 Obituary: Richard Smith - Martyn Hunt 10 A Little Bit About Myself - Peter Berry 13 Friends of Ipswich Transport Museum Trip to The London Transport Museum, Acton 13 HMS Queen Elizabeth - Mervyn Russen 14-15 An Interesting Afternoon at an Industrial Feeder Branch Line - Peter Berry 16-17 No 257 Competition - Graham Austin 18 August Events 19-20 2017 1 Editorial ... Phil Argent Welcome to TM257 which introduces our new Hon Secretary (from September), Peter Berry, to you all. Peter has also contributed an interesting article of a recent visit to Ketton in Rutland for this issue … it is the very thing that makes TM unique, the sharing of our transport interests and experiences. I would remind you all (as always) that TM is YOUR magazine and it is YOUR contributions that make it what it is! Whilst it may be an Editor’s ‘dream’ to receive highly polished authoritive, complete articles, equally welcome are YOUR suggested ideas and even the odd photograph (transport related) for inclusion in the future editions … it all counts to making TM a more interesting publication! With this issue is all the AGM gen required for our new season which begins on Wednesday 27 September where I look forward to meeting up with you all again … especially those of you with ideas regarding TM.
    [Show full text]