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North Western News Sheet 850-6-281 November 2010 Please send your reports, observations, and comments by Mail to: The PSV Circle Unit 1R, Leroy House 6 436 Essex Road LONDON N1 3QP by FAX to: 0870 051 9442 by email to: [email protected] NORTH WESTERN NEWS SHEET 850-6-281 NOVEMBER 2010 MAJOR OPERATORS ARRIVA LIVERPOOL Limited (GM) (Arriva) Vehicles out 1239 (N239 CKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 6/10 6614 (N614 CKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 9/10 ARRIVA MANCHESTER Limited (GM) (Arriva) Vehicles out 1244 (N244 CKA), 1248 (N248 CKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 9/10. 1253 (N253 CKA), 1260 (N260 CKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 7/10. 1261 (N261 CKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 6/10. Subsequent histories 142 (L643 DNA, later B 88 BUS as L643 DNA): Smith, Couper Angus (SE) 2/10 ex JPP Minicoaches, Forfar (SE). 0162 (P182 FNF): PVS, Carlton (Q) 9/10 via Stafford Bus Centre, Cotes Heath (Q). ARRIVA MERSEYSIDE Limited (MY) (Arriva) Liveries 9/10: to 2003 Arriva - 2034 (N134 DWM). Vehicles out 1185 (M185 YKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 5/09. 1212 (M212 YKD): PVS, Carlton (Q) 9/10. 2042 (RDZ 1702), 2045 (RDZ 1705): PVS, Carlton (Q) 8/09. 3338 (M218 YKC), 3339 (M219YKC): Geldards, Armley (WY) 9/10. 6617 (N617 CKA): TL Commercials, Warrington (Q) 10/09. Subsequent histories 0311 (R811 YJC), 0334 (R104 TKO): Dunn Line (NG) - COE: Veolia (NG) 7/10. 621 (B965 WRN): to (w) 3/10 with Movereturn, Pontycymer (CC). 1421 (R421 TJW): Arriva Midlands North (ST) 3421 7/10 ex Arriva Midlands (LE) 3421. 1724 (B104 KPF, as JJZ 3488): Val‘s, Chase Terrace (ST) 9/09 ex Lloyd, Bagillt (CN). 1776 (H278 LEF): GHA, Ruabon (CNz) 7/10 ex Arriva Cymru (CN) 1776 via Stafford Bus Centre, Cotes Heath (Q). 3040 (H651 GPF): Dunn Line (NG) - COE: Veolia (NG) 7/10. 3161 (F440 AKB): Ellaway & Bjelobaba (BK) 6/10 ex Cedar, Bedford (BD) via Ensign, Purfleet (Q). 6545 (M545 WTJ): -?-, Stafford (XST) 4/10 via -?-,-?- (Q). 6551 (M551 WTJ): re-registered LSU 949 7/10 by Stathams, Ibstock (LE). 6574 (M574 YEM): Alton Towers, Alton (ST) 023 5/10 via Stafford Bus Centre, Cotes Heath (Q). ARRIVA NORTH WEST Limited (MY) (Arriva) Vehicles in from Arriva London North (LN) DLA 97,101/4 10/10 4057 T297 FGN DAF DE02RSDB250 XMGDE02RS0H007352 Ar 9827/17 H45/23F 5/99 4061 T301 FGN DAF DE02RSDB250 XMGDE02RS0H007354 Ar 9827/21 H45/23F 6/99 4064 T304 FGN DAF DE02RSDB250 XMGDE02RS0H007357 Ar 9827/24 H45/23F 7/99 Allocations 10/10: 1251/5/62.w; 4057/61/4.SD. 850-6-282 ARRIVA NORTH WEST (MY) Liveries 8/10: to 2003 Arriva - 865 (X215 JOF), 866 (X216 JOF), 869 (X 32 KON), 872 (Y 32 TDA), 2613 (CX 56 CEK), 3350 (N705 TPK), 7644 (V644 DVU), 7647 (V647 DVU). 9/10: to 2003 Arriva - 877 (Y 37 TDA), 2502 (CX 54 DLJ), 2608 (CX 56 CDY), 2617 (CX 56 CEV), 2618 (CX 56 CEY), 3348 (R238 AEY). to 2003 Arriva with Routes 29,31,37 branding - 2612 (CX 56 CEJ). 10/10: to 2003 Arriva - 858 (T528 AOB). to 2003 Arriva with Routes 29,31,37 branding - 2609 (CX 56 CDZ). in 2003 Arriva - 4057 (T297 FGN), 4061 (T301 FGN), 4064 (T304 FGN). Vehicles out 1206 (M206 YKA): PVS, Carlton (Q) 9/10 1299 (M929 EYS): PVS, Carlton (Q) 2/10 Subsequent histories 61 (M 61 WKA), 65 (M 65 WKA): to (w) 7/10 with Brodyr James, Llangeitho (CW). 67 (M 67 WKA as CHZ 4743): Scarlett, St Helens Auckland (DMz) 9/08 ex Centrebus (LE). 0164 (P524 UGA): scrapped 7/09 by Scarlett, St Helen Auckland (DM). 0310 (R810 YJC): Dunn Line (NG) - COE: Veolia (NG) 7/10. 0602 (M302 YBG as YHT988): re-registered M302 YBG 8/10 by Invincible/Heartlands, Tamworth (ST). 1787 (H 87 DVM): GHA, Ruabon (CN) 7/10 ex Arriva Cymru (CN) 1787 via Stafford Bus Centre, Cotes Heath (Q). 3690 (H660 GPF), 3692 (H662 GPF): Dunn Line (NG) - COE: Veolia (NG) 7/10. 6563 (M563 WTJ): Ripley, Carlton (Q) 9/10, for scrap, via Ensign, Purfleet (Q). BEE LINE Buzz Company Limited (GM) Subsequent histories 806 (G505 SFT): Gibson Direct, Renfrew (SW) 7/10 ex Arriva Scotland West (SW) 7303 via Blythswood, Glasgow (Q). BLACKPOOL Transport Services Limited (LA) Allocations 10/10: 101/2, 401/3.w Vehicles out 107 (G107 NBV), 112 (H112 YHG): Parton, Carlton (Q) 9/10, for scrap. 506 (S506 LHG), 511 (S511 LHG), 515 (S515 LHG), 517 (S517 LHG): Parton, Carlton (Q) 9/10, for scrap. General 520 (AU 06 BOV), 522/4 (AU 06 BPF/O) to service 16/10/10. BURNLEY & PENDLE Travel Limited (LA) (Transdev) Vehicles in updated information 1054 Y154 HRN ex Harrogate & Distict (NY) 1054 8/10 Vehicles out 720 (YJ 04 LYF): Keighley & Disrict (WY) 720 9/10. 1054 (Y154 HRN): Lancashire United (LA) 1054 9/10. Subsequent histories 1003 (W618 CWX), 1004 (W619 CWX), 1039 (W139 XRO), 1129 (R529 TWR): Harrogate & District (NY) 1003/4/39,1129 8/10 ex Keighley & District (WY) 1003/4/39, 1129. 1302 (E102 JBV): 2 Way, Scunthorpe (LI) 7/10 ex Lincolnshire (LI) 15222 via Wigley, Carlton (Q). 1308 (F108 XCW): Redline, Penwortham (LA) 4/09 via Blythswood, Glasgow (Q); Walton Swift Preston (LA) 9/09. 1309 (F109 XCW), 1311 (F111 XCW): 2 Way, Scunthorpe (LI) 7/10 ex Lincolshire (LI) 15229/31 via Wigley, Carlton (Q). 2222 (B898 UAS): M Travel, Normanton (WY) 9/10 ex Ellaway & Bjelobaba, Soulbury (BK). CROSVILLE Motor Services Limited (CH) Subsequent histories DOG132 (A132 SMA): scrapped at depot by8/10 by Confidence, Leicester (LE) 65. DOG181 (B181 BLG): Bromley Bus Preservation Group (Pr) by6/10 ex First Potteries (ST) 30072 via Boxall, Wem (Q). CUMBERLAND Motor Services Limited (CA) Subsequent histories 618 (THH 618S, as GEY 273): Reilly, Bootle (MY) - COE: Maghull Coaches, Bootle (MY) 3/10; re-registered THH 618S 5/10; Wigley, Carlton (Q) by10/10. FINGLANDS (GM) 850-6-283 FINGLANDS Coachways Limited (GM) (East Yorkshire) Vehicles in from East Yorkshire (EY) 314 10/10 1706 W414 JAT Vo B10BLE YV3R4A510XA005370 Ar 9910/10 B44F 6/00 Allocations 10/10: 1706.RUS. Liveries by1/09: to 2006 second standard - 1792 (YX 08 FWE) (fleetnames applied). 10/10: in 2006 second standard - 1706 (W414 JAT). Subsequent histories 126 (SDZ 9026, ex G174 RBD): Nicholls, Wickford (EX) by8/10, ex Coxall, Pitsea (EX). 360 (NJI 1250, ex 10 RU): re-registered A 8 AAX with Fitzgerald, Poole (DT) 5/03; EvoBus, Coventry (Q) 5/05; Gemini, Birchgrove (CW) 6/05; Cymru Coaches, Swansea (CW) 8/05; Longthorne, Leadenham (LI) 11/05. 1723 (RJA 703R): West Kingsdown, West Kingsdown (KT) 703 7/98, via East Kent Coach Sales, -?- (Q); PVS, Carlton (Q) 5/00. FIRST MANCHESTER Limited (GM) (First) Allocations 9/10: 31918.WN; 34036.OM; 34254.BY(bis); 34255.OM(bis). 10/10: 30584.WN(bis); 34260/3.BY(bis); 60399.WN(bis); 62143.WN. Liveries by9/10: to 1997 First primary - 37291 (MX 07 BTO) (route branding and full offside advert removed) c9/10: to 1997 First primary with full offside advert for Kelloggs Rice Krispie Squares - 37411 (MX 58 DYA). 9/10: to 1997 First primary - 37296 (MX 07 BUA) (route branding removed). to 1997 First primary with 17/18 (Manchester to Langley / Rochdale) route branding – 37281/2/6/90 (MX 07 BRF/V/SV/TF). Vehicles out 31951 (S451 SLL), 31952 (S452 SLL), 31954 (S454 SLL): First Pioneer (GM) 31951/2/4 10/10. 40268(x) (N636 CDB): gone by10/10. Subsequent histories 30228 (K888 TKS): Campbell, Alexandria (Q) 8/09, ex First Glasgow (No 1) (SW) 30228; -?-, Bromley (P) 2/10. 31084 (H807 TWX): re-registered JSU 721 with Harrogate Coach, Green Hammerton (NYp) 9/10. 31110 (H633 VNW): PVS, Carlton (Q) by7/09, for scrap, ex First Potteries (ST) 31110. 31113 (H636 VNW): -?-, Carlton (XSY) 6/10, as H-/-F, ex H47/31F, ex First Potteries (ST) 31113, via Boxall, Wem (Q). 34332 (J132 YRM): Campbell, Alexandria (Q) 3/10, ex First Scotland East (SS) 34332. General 40326 (MA 51 AEW), 60424 (M518 RSS) were loaned to First Pioneer (GM) 40326,60424 10/10; 40326 (MA 51 AEW) returned 10/10, ex loan. FIRST PIONEER Bus Limited (GM) (2005-date) (First) Vehicles in from First Manchester (GM) 31951/2/4 10/10 31951 S451 SLL Ds Aw SFD121BR4WGL60621 EL 24925 H49/32F 8/98 31952 S452 SLL Ds Aw SFD121BR4WGL60622 EL 24926 H49/30F 8/98 31954 S454 SLL Ds Aw SFD121BR4WGL60624 EL 24928 H49/30F 8/98 Allocations 10/10: 31940/4/5.w; 31951/2/4.AN Liveries 10/10: in 1997 First primary - 31951/2/4 (S451/2/4 SLL) Vehicles out 40273 (N641 CDB): gone by10/10. 40274 (N642 CDB): PVS, Carlton (Q) by10/10, for scrap. Subsequent histories 40181 (V 42 DTE), 40182 (V 43 DTE): First PMT (ST) 40181/2 - COE: First Potteries 5/07. General First Manchester (GM) 40326 (MA 51 AEW), 60424 (M518 RSS) were loaned 10/10 and used at AN; 40326 (MA 51 AEW) was returned off loan 10/10. GLENVALE Transport Limited (MY) (Stagecoach) Corrections 844-6-135 Delete the Vehicles out entry for 33142 (P819 YCW) (remained with Glenvale). 848-6-236 Delete the Vehicles out entry for 33140 (P814 YCW) (remained with Glenvale). 850-6-284 GLENVALE (MY) Vehicles out 20720 (K720 DAO): Howard, Great Sankey (CH) 4/10. 20744 (K744 DAO), 20748 (K748 DAO): Howard, Great Sankey (CH) 3/10. 20749 (K749 DAO): Howard, Great Sankey (CH) 4/10. Subsequent histories 14183 (G183 JHG): to (w) 6/10 with Stephenson, Rochford (EX). 20720 (K720 DAO): Walton Swift, Preston (LA) 6/10 ex Howard, Great Sankey (CH).
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