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Essex Bus News Sample copy Essex Bus News No. 666; October 2019 Essex Bus Enthusiasts Group £4 www.essexbus.org.uk fb.me/essexbus where sold Please note that the images in this sample are shown in low resolution to manage the file size of this pdf copy. Picture quality is better in the printed version. Upper picture In Thamesway heritage livery repaint, Volvo B7RLE / Wright Eclipse Urban 2 69520 (BJ11 ECW) arrived back from repaint by Mardens of Benfleet to its home depot at Hadleigh on 19 September. It was the last of 6 ex-Chelmsford Park & Ride allover black buses given route branding for routes 22/28 at Hadleigh, to be repainted. A credit to First Hadleigh. John G.Lidstone. Lower picture First Essex Buses have received six 8.9m long Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 from First West of England. 44915 (YX09 Front Cover Picture AHA) has been repainted in to Urban livery, in Duke Street, Chelmsford, Panther Travel DAF DB250/East Lancs (DC52 PAN) working route 1 for Manningtree High School on 17 Sept. on behalf of 24 x 7, 1 of 3 new school routes they are doing on their behalf. Taken on 6 Robert Appleton. September 2019. Adam Barham. EBN666inner front cover Essex Bus News 666 October 2019 Editor & Sub-Editors A Warm Welcome to New Member Craigland Ramsey, Wivenhoe – 1148. Magazine Editor Maurice Austin Tindal Lodge is the “house magazine” of the… 11 Valletta Close Essex Bus News CHELMSFORD CM1 2PT [email protected] Essex Bus Enthusiasts Group First in Essex & Trustybus Chair Ian Ransom Adam Kelleher Secretary Alan Osborne 74 Park Road Treasurer & Membership Richard Delahoy BRENTWOOD CM14 4TU Tours Organiser Wayne Bell [email protected] Views expressed in EBN do not necessarily reflect the opinions Ensignbus/Hedingham/Chambers of the Essex Bus Enthusiasts Group. Mark Lloyd 448 Ipswich Road Subscriptions. Renewal Slips enclosed. COLCHESTER CO4 4EY A calendar year subscription is £22. New members may join [email protected] from any month, but subscriptions will always run to December, from whichever month the member chooses. Arriva, Colchester, Harlow & Southend Those joining from February to December inclusive will pay a Peter Mansbridge [email protected] pro-rata subscription calculated at £2.00 per month. For example, a member joining in March would pay 10 x £2.00, i.e. Stephensons of Essex £20.00. Contact Richard Delahoy, address below. Richard Delahoy, details opposite. Panther Travel & Publicity Membership Secretary & Data Protection Ian Ransom [email protected] A statement of our compliance with the GDPR is available on our website or by post. For any membership or data protection Smaller Operators issues, please contact: Roger A Smith Richard Delahoy, 272 Shoebury Road 3 Station Mews, Station Road SOUTHEND-ON-SEA SS1 3TT WITHAM CM8 2FP [email protected] Service Changes Printed by Paul Harvey Directcds Ltd 3 Orangewood Close, Gonerby Hill Foot Unit 2, Gentlemans Field, Westmill Road, GRANTHAM NG31 8QW WARE, Herts [email protected] SG12 0EF 01920 465023 www.directcds.co.uk Distribution Officer; missing/defective EBN’s Publication Sales; orders for publications Reports and observations meetings, events and tours listing. Members reports, quality photos, prints, slides or JPGs to about Owen Woodliffe, 5”x4” size and 300dpi resolution and original articles are 196 Sinclair Road, CHINGFORD E4 8PT always welcome. [email protected] The Editors exercise the normal discretion to publish contributions in full, in part or not at all and cannot guarantee Owen also stocks a wide range of colour photos; publication in any particular month. Send SAE with your requirements Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, but the Group cannot accept responsibility for any errors published. Black & White Photo Sales Now discontinued. © 2019 Essex Bus Enthusiasts Group. EBN666p1 The Running Card (Dates For Your Diary) compiled by Owen Woodliffe. MID-ESSEX MEETINGS by Maurice Austin. Quaker Meeting House, corner of Parkway and Rainsford Road, Chelmsford, less than 10 minutes walk from the Bus and Rail stations; continue along Duke Street past Civic Centre and cross to far side of Parkway. Small car park on site but now only accessible via Parkway and Cedar Road West, other public car parks nearby. Tea and coffee making facilities. Members and guests welcome. £2.00 donation towards cost of room hire, please. Thursday 24 October Alan Osborne Islands. Thursday 28 November Philip Kirk the Bus Archive. Thursday 12 December Richard Delahoy 20 years ago. Dates for 2020; 23 January, 27 Feb, 26 Mar, 23 April, 28 May, 25 June, 23 July, 24 September, 22 October, 26 November, 10 December. NORTH ESSEX MEETINGS by Dave Arnold. Downstairs room at the Friends Meeting House, Church Street, Colchester, just south of "Jumbo" (the water tower) and behind the Mercury Theatre. Town centre bus stops and parking are nearby. Doors open at 1915 for informal chat, and often an impromptu slide show, with the main talk or show from 1945 to 2145. £3.00 donation towards room hire, please. Slides/digital photos are preferred, but prints can also be shown. Members and guests welcome. Friday 11 October Fred Laewrance. Friday 8 November Steve Maskell. Friday 13 December Alan Moore, Malta since 1991 plus Hong Kong since 2002. A Blast From The Past Paul Harvey. Southend Transport 367 Daimler Fleetline WJN 367J seen in Thundersley Kiln Road operating in tough conditions during the winter of 1981. Paul Harvey. [A taste of weather to come? – Ed.] EBN666p2 The Running Card (Dates For Your Diary), continued, by Owen Woodliffe. EVENTS Saturday 19 October Wheels By Lamplight. 1730 - 2100 Ipswich Transport Museum. Sunday 20 October … Transportfest – The AEC Story London Bus Museum, Brooklands Saturday 26 October Halloween Event. 1500 - 2100. East Anglian Transport Museum Carlton Colville Saturday 2 November … Aldenham Transport Spectacular. Allum Lane, Elstree & Borehamwood. Sunday 3 November Transport Festival Lincolnshire Transport Museum. www.lvvs.org.uk Saturday/Sunday 22/23 November Depot Discovery Tours. LT Museum Acton Sunday 1 December … The Christmas Cracker. Ipswich Transport Museum Saturday 7 December Ensignbus Running Day based at Lakeside Shopping Centre Information is published in good faith and members are strongly advised to check details with the organisers, as the Group can accept no liability if events are cancelled or or altered. Canvey Transport Museum held a Transport Spectacular at Waterside Farm in August to mark 40 years. Although there were hundreds of classic cars, preserved buses were limited to the Museum collection and a few others. Brentwood Coaches had two Bedfords, an OB (SEV 777) and this SB3 with Duple Super Vega which has been restored after use by travellers. Owen Woodliffe. STOP PRESS. - Harrington Panelling Anyone? Sue Burden. My parents had their fireplace replaced earlier in October. For many years I noticed that the Formica back panel was of the same pale grey flecked pattern as the internal panelling found in Harrington bodied coaches. So, I saved a couple of parts of this back panel in case they would be of any use to coach preservationists. They date from around 1964, are backed with hardboard, and are about 16 inches by 34 inches when allowing a margin for damage on the edges. Preservationist must collect, from Braintree area, but they are free. Sue has supplied a picture available from the Editor. EBN666p3 The Other Chelmsford Bus Station Nigel Turner. In his article in the June edition of the magazine (EBN662) about the railway bridge at Chelmsford, Alan Tebbit made brief mention of the “other” bus station in Chelmsford i.e. the one in Park Road owned by Hicks Bros. As many members may not be aware of those premises, I thought a few words on the subject might be appropriate. It is none too clear when the Hicks family began to serve Chelmsford nor where their original terminal was. It seems that Thomas Hicks first ran a carrier’s cart from Felstead to Chelmsford in the late 1800s. That part of the business passed for a while to E.E. Collingridge who advertised a “bus” to Chelmsford on Mondays and Fridays, and to Braintree on Wednesdays. After some years Thomas’s son, Ernest Cansdall Hicks, took the business back in to the hands of the family. Following the end of WWI, Hicks began to expand rapidly with the onset of motor vehicles. A depot in Fairfield Road, Braintree was set up in the latter half of 1919, but the county town had to wait a while. A timetable dated June 30th 1926 shows market day services to the town but the “Starting Point” is just described as “Opp Railway Station”. On 30 September 1927 Alice M. Potter, W.E. Belcher and W.F. Arlidge sold some land at Park Road to E.C. & A.R. Hicks and the remainder to Jesse Gowers. Mr. Gowers of “Park Road Works” and Henry Potter of the “Fairfield Estate Works” had both advertised themselves as builders in a 1902 directory. Henry Potter had died in January 1927 hence the sale by his executors. For those not familiar with Park Road, it is just the other side of the railway line from the current bus station and has the “Railway Tavern” at its entrance. In its final format, the plot had a frontage of 111 feet and the distance from its nearest point to Duke Street was 100 feet. It appears that the initial site was the pentagon shaped piece of land between Park Road and the viaduct shown as unoccupied land on maps of the early 1900s. The exact opening date of the Bus Station awaits confirmation; however Ernest George Salmon agreed to operate the café on the premises with effect from June 1930.
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