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Fleet Data thanks to Chris Forbes Flee Depot/ Body Type and t Status Registration Chassis Type and Number Number Seats New Previous Operators Livery Previous Registrations 0101 DK 66 OJW MB 516CDi WDB9061552N670508 Me 6238 B21F Sep-16 McGill's 0102 DK 66 OJX MB 516CDi WDB9061552N671619 Me 6239 B21F Sep-16 McGill's 0104 res N256 PGD MB 709D WDB6690032N042534 Ml C19.392 B29F May-96 0150 C BJ 15 UVP MB 'City 45' WDB9066572S812864 MB B17F Apr-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0152 C BJ 15 UVS MB 'City 45' WDB9066572S997112 MB B17F Apr-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0153 C BJ 15 UVT MB 'City 45' WDB9066572S997113 MB B17F Apr-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0154 C BJ 15 UVU MB 'City 45' WDB9066572S997114 MB B17F Apr-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0155 C BJ 15 UVV MB 'City 45' WDB9066572S997115 MB B17F Apr-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0200 C BX 59 KVR BMC 900 NMC900LKKRD200003 BMC B27F Jan-10 Chapman, New Stevenston (SW) May-16 McGill's 0201 C BX 60 CKP BMC 900 NMC900LKKRD200008 BMC B27F Sep-10 Chapman, New Stevenston (SW) May-16 McGill's 0300 C CN 57 EFG Etpr Plasma TS9EB03G57P130017 Pn 077.9BBR7386 B28F Sep-07 Chapman, New Stevenston (SW) May-16 McGill's 0400 C MX 60 BWP Wt StLt WF SA9DSRXXX10141019 Wt AE228 B37F Jan-11 Chapman, New Stevenston (SW) May-16 McGill's 0401 G MX 60 BWH Wt StLt WF SA9DSRXXX10141008 Wt AE217 B37F Oct-10 Anglian (SK) 350 Jul-16 McGill's 0402 G MX 60 BWJ Wt StLt WF SA9DSRXXX10141011 Wt AE220 B37F Nov-10 Anglian (SK) 352 Jul-16 McGill's 0403 G MX 60 BWK Wt StLt WF SA9DSRXXX10141012 Wt AE221 B37F Nov-10 Anglian (SK) 351 Jul-16 McGill's 0404 G MX 60 GXA Wt StLt WF SA9DSRXXX10141018 Wt AE227 B37F Dec-10 Anglian (SK) 353 Jul-16 McGill's 0601 res 55 TXH Vo B10M-62 YV31MA614XC061134 Pn 9912VUP0520 C48F Mar-99 T520 EUB 0604 res 90 JXY Vo B10M-62 YV31MA615XC061191 Pn 9912VUP0534 C48FT Apr-99 T534 EUB 0606 G FJ 56 YWE Vo B12B YV3R8L2217A117852 Pn 0612.3TMR6744 C53F Sep-11 Gibson Direct, Renfrew (SW) Mar-14 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding 0607 G FJ 11 GJX Vo B9R YV3S5P726BA148677 Co F113043035 C48FLT Jun-11 West Midlands (WM) 9084 Mar-16 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding 0608 G FJ 11 GJY Vo B9R YV3S5P723BA148765 Co F113043036 C48FLT Jun-11 West Midlands (WM) 9085 Mar-16 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding 0609 G FJ 11 GKA Vo B9R YV3S5P727BA148767 Co F113043038 C48FLT Jun-11 East Yorkshire (EY) 94 Mar-16 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding 0610 G FJ 11 GLV Vo B9R YV3S5P722BA148496 Co F113043016 C48FLT Jun-11 West Midlands (WM) 9089 Mar-16 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding 0710 w YN 10 FNW MAN A91 WMAA91ZZ59C013360 Carrier 02011090 C57D Apr-10 Harte, Greenock (SW) Oct-13 McGill's 0711 G CKZ 35 Sca K340EB6 YS2K6X20001859763 Co F073043083 C61FLT Jun-08 Midland Red (South) (WK) 59305 Sep-16 allover white with Clyde Flyer branding FJ 08 KNH 0712 G TIW 4227 Sca K340EB6 YS2K6X20001859570 Co F073043077 C61FLT Jun-08 Midland Red (South) (WK) 59301 Sep-16 allover white with large McGill's's branding FJ 08 KNY 0713 G A 3 CLX Sca K340EB6 YS2K6X20001859632 Co F073043079 C61FLT Jun-08 Midland Red (South) (WK) 59302 Sep-16 allover white with large McGill's's branding FJ 08 KOA 0714 G 66 EYJ Sca K340EB6 YS2K6X20001859757 Co F073043082 C61FLT Jun-08 Midland Red (South) (WK) 59304 Sep-16 allover white with large McGill's's branding FJ 08 KOH 0807 I YX 13 BWD Ft Do ZFA25000002349285 Blbd 3383 B16F Apr-13 SPT MyBus (orange) 0857 C YX 12 CHV Ft Do ZFA25000002162567 Blbd 2995 B16F Jul-12 Henderson, Hamilton (SW) 212 Oct-14 SPT MyBus (orange) 0860 C YX 13 BWF Ft Do ZFA25000002344985 Blbd 3385 B16F May-13 Henderson, Hamilton (SW) 613 Oct-14 SPT MyBus (orange) 0861 C YX 13 BWG Ft Do ZFA25000002345889 Blbd 3386 B16F May-13 Henderson, Hamilton (SW) 713 Oct-14 SPT MyBus (orange) 0863 C YX 60 CJZ Ft Do ZFA25000001807810 Blbd SO1154 B16F Nov-10 Slaemuir Coaches, Greenock (SW) Feb-15 SPT MyBus (orange) 0866 I YX 61 BJJ Ft Do ZFA25000002057614 Blbd 2239 B16F Oct-11 McColl Coaches, Dumbarton (SW) by7/16 1211 w SK 52 HYP Sca L94UB YS2L4X20001841979 Wt F186 B43F Sep-02 1665 I YR 58 SUH Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862146 Sca 413762 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 1666 I YR 58 SUO Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862190 Sca 413763 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 1667 I YR 58 SUU Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862150 Sca 413764 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 1668 I YR 58 SUV Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862188 Sca 413765 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 1669 I YR 58 SUX Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862163 Sca 413766 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 1670 I YR 58 SUY Sca K230UB YS2K4X20001862273 Sca 413767 B45F Nov-08 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's with service 101 branding 2220 J RX 06 WPP Vo B7RLE YV3R6G6246A109489 Wt K056 B44F Mar-06 2221 J RX 06 WPR Vo B7RLE YV3R6G6296A108791 Wt K051 B44F Mar-06 2222 J RX 06 WPT Vo B7RLE YV3R6G6216A109448 Wt K065 B44F Mar-06 2223 J DX 03 XEA Vo B7RLE YV3R6G7123A005682 Wt G203 B44F Apr-03 2224 J DX 03 XEB Vo B7RLE YV3R6G7143A005683 Wt G202 B44F Apr-03 Loch Lomond (SW) 2224 Jan-13 McGill's 2225 J DX 03 XEC Vo B7RLE YV3R6G7163A005684 Wt G204 B44F Apr-03 2226 w SA 02 CCV Vo B7L YV3R7G6122A001144 Wt F131 B41F Jul-02 2227 w SA 02 CDF Vo B7L YV3R7G6162A001146 Wt F133 B41F Jul-02 2228 J BX 03 OVZ Vo B7L YV3R7G51821000869 HC 182001 B41F Jul-03 2230 J SF 11 CWJ Vo B7RLE YV3R6R627BA148485 Wt AF196 B44F May-11 2231 J SF 11 CWK Vo B7RLE YV3R6R629BA148486 Wt AF199 B44F May-11 2232 J SF 11 CWL Vo B7RLE YV3R6R620BA148487 Wt AF198 B44F May-11 2233 J SF 11 CWM Vo B7RLE YV3R6R622BA148488 Wt AF197 B44F May-11 2234 J SF 11 CWN Vo B7RLE YV3R6R622BA148667 Wt AF203 B44F May-11 2235 J SF 11 CWP Vo B7RLE YV3R6R624BA148668 Wt AF202 B44F May-11 2236 J SF 11 CWR Vo B7RLE YV3R6R626BA148669 Wt AF201 B44F May-11 2237 J SF 11 CWT Vo B7RLE YV3R6R623BA148693 Wt AF200 B44F May-11 2238 J SF 11 CWU Vo B7RLE YV3R6R627BA148888 Wt AF205 B44F May-11 2239 J SF 11 CWV Vo B7RLE YV3R6R622BA148944 Wt AF204 B44F May-11 2240 J SN 04 NHA Vo B7RLE YV3R6G7114A010180 Wt H296 B42F Jul-04 Lothian Buses (SS) 110 Aug-15 2241 J SN 04 NHB Vo B7RLE YV3R6G7134A010181 Wt H297 B42F Jul-04 Lothian Buses (SS) 111 Aug-15 2401 J SF 57 NPK Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6268A123108 Wt AB337 B45F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2402 J SF 57 NPN Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6288A123109 Wt AB338 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2403 J SJ 57 DDZ Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6248A123110 Wt AB339 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2404 J SJ 57 DDY Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6268A123111 Wt AB340 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2405 J SJ 57 DDX Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6288A123112 Wt AB341 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2406 J SJ 57 DDV Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6268A123139 Wt AB342 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2407 J SJ 57 DDU Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6208A123153 Wt AB343 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2408 J SF 57 NMO Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6298A123152 Wt AB344 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2409 J SF 57 NMM Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6228A123154 Wt AB345 B37F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2410 J SJ 57 DDO Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6248A123155 Wt AB346 B37F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 2411 J SJ 57 DDN Vo B7RLE YV3R6K6268A123156 Wt AB347 B44F Dec-07 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 3300 J BX 06 UNP MB O530 WEB62804023109308 MB B42F Apr-06 3301 G BX 06 UNR MB O530 WEB62804023109309 MB B42F Apr-06 3302 J BX 56 VTK MB O530 WEB62808023112216 MB B42F Jan-07 3303 J BX 56 VTL MB O530 WEB62808023112217 MB B42F Jan-07 3304 J BV 57 JYG MB O530 WEB62808023113079 MB B42F Sep-07 3305 J BV 57 JYH MB O530 WEB62808023113071 MB B42F Sep-07 3306 G BV 08 ZWC MB O530 WEB62808023113044 MB B42F Mar-08 McGill's with Clyde Flyer branding added 3307 I BV 08 ZWG MB O530 WEB62808023113062 MB B42F Mar-08 McGill's with Clyde Flyer branding added 3308 J BV 08 ZWP MB O530 WEB62808023113052 MB B42F Mar-08 3309 w BU 06 CTE MB O530 WEB62805023107326 MB B42F Apr-06 3310 J BU 06 HSV MB O530 WEB62805023107322 MB B42F Apr-06 3311 J CX 55 EAA MB O530 WEB62804023107324 MB B43F Oct-05 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's 3312 J CX 55 EAC MB O530 WEB62804023107325 MB B43F Oct-05 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's CX 55 EAC, 99 SXL 3313 w CX 55 EAE MB O530 WEB62804023107328 MB B43F Oct-05 Arriva Scotland West (SW) Mar-12 McGill's CX 55 EAE, 99 HGX 3314 J GK 04 NWX MB O530 WEB62804023103502 MB B42F Apr-04 Harte, Greenock (SW) Oct-12 McGill's KT 03 BUS 3315 J BL 57 OXH MB O530 WEB62808023113043 MB B42F Dec-07 Harte, Greenock (SW) Oct-12 McGill's 3316 G CXZ 888 MB O530 WEB62800023097446 MB B42F Oct-00 Countryliner, Uckfield (ES) MCB434 by8/13 McGill's X439 KON, 7 UUC, X439 KON, CXZ 888 3319 I BK 08 NAO MB O530 WEB62808023113015 MB B42F May-08 Worcester County Council, Worcester (WO) 5108 Apr-15 McGill's BK 08 NAO, 08-KE-6889 3320 G BU 64 MWN MB O295 WEB62801523128354 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3321 G BU 64 MWO MB O295 WEB62801523128355 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3322 G BU 64 MWP MB O295 WEB62801523128356 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3323 G BX 64 WJF MB O295 WEB62801523128343 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3324 G BX 64 WJG MB O295 WEB62801523128344 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3325 G BX 64 WJJ MB O295 WEB62801523128345 MB B41F Oct-14 McGill's with service X7 branding 3326 G BX 64 WJK MB O295
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    OFFICE OF THE TRAFFIC COMMISSIONER (WEST MIDLANDS) NOTICES AND PROCEEDINGS PUBLICATION NUMBER: 2202 PUBLICATION DATE: 13 June 2014 OBJECTION DEADLINE DATE: 04 July 2014 Correspondence should be addressed to: Office of the Traffic Commissioner (West Midlands) Hillcrest House 386 Harehills Lane Leeds LS9 6NF Telephone: 0300 123 9000 Fax: 0113 249 8142 Website: www.gov.uk The public counter at the above office is open from 9.30am to 4pm Monday to Friday The next edition of Notices and Proceedings will be published on: 27/06/2014 Publication Price £3.50 (post free) This publication can be viewed by visiting our website at the above address. It is also available, free of charge, via e-mail. To use this service please send an e-mail with your details to: [email protected] Remember to keep your bus registrations up to date - check yours on https://www.gov.uk/manage-commercial-vehicle-operator-licence-online NOTICES AND PROCEEDINGS Important Information All correspondence relating to public inquiries should be sent to: Office of the Traffic Commissioner (West Midlands) 38 George Road Edgbaston Birmingham B15 1PL The public counter in Birmingham is open for the receipt of documents between 9.30am and 4pm Monday to Friday. There is no facility to make payments of any sort at the counter. General Notes Layout and presentation – Entries in each section (other than in section 5) are listed in alphabetical order. Each entry is prefaced by a reference number, which should be quoted in all correspondence or enquiries. Further notes precede sections where appropriate.
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    Florida Fantasy

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  • Notices and Proceedings

    Notices and Proceedings

    THE TRAFFIC COMMISSIONER FOR THE WESTERN TRAFFIC AREA NOTICES AND PROCEEDINGS PUBLICATION NUMBER: 2476 PUBLICATION DATE: 30 April 2013 OBJECTION DEADLINE DATE: 21 May 2013 Correspondence should be addressed to: Western Traffic Area Office Hillcrest House 386 Harehills Lane Leeds LS9 6NF Telephone: 0300 123 9000 Fax: 0113 249 8142 Website: www.gov.uk The public counter at the above office is open from 9.30am to 4pm Monday to Friday The next edition of Notices and Proceedings will be published on: 14 May 2013 Publication Price £3.50 (post free) This publication can be viewed by visiting our website at the above address. It is also available, free of charge, via e-mail. To use this service please send an e-mail with your details to: [email protected] NOTICES AND PROCEEDINGS Important Information All post relating to public inquiries should be sent to: Office of the Traffic Commissioner Western Traffic Area Jubilee House Croydon Street Bristol BS5 0DA The public counter at the Bristol office is open for the receipt of documents between 9.30am and 4pm Monday Friday. There is no facility to make payments of any sort at the counter. General Notes Layout and presentation – Entries in each section (other than in section 5) are listed in alphabetical order. Each entry is prefaced by a reference number, which should be quoted in all correspondence or enquiries. Further notes precede sections where appropriate. Accuracy of publication – Details published of applications and requests reflect information provided by applicants. The Traffic Commissioner cannot be held responsible for applications that contain incorrect information.