The Ferryman extends following critical acclaim
Following unanimous critical acclaim and overwhelming demand for tickets The Ferryman will extend its run at the Gielgud Theatre until 6…
Review: Wind in the Willows is family-fun with a poop-poop!
The light-hearted musical version of Kenneth Grahame’s book will delight audiences, both old and young. Tim Farr reviews it With…
Agatha Christie play heads to the South Bank
Witness for the Prosecution is a classic Christie tale of murder and betrayal, with a courtroom as its backdrop One…
Low-entry Leopard aimed squarely at inter-urban routes
Plaxton is to deliver an all-new coach in 2018, designed for inter-urban work currently carried out by buses or high-floor…
Perryman’s brand to end
From Monday (17 July) Perryman’s Buses will be known as Borders Buses. Both are owned by West Coast Motors, which…
Chalkwell relocates
Sittingbourne-based Chalkwell Coach Hire has relocated its entire operation onto the Eurolink Estate – and appointed a new booking agent…
Coach & Bus UK 2017: Nearly 200 exhibitors now on board
Coach & Bus UK, the two-day biennial show on 4-5 October, will bring together thousands of bus and coach operators,…
London’s latest electric bus order brings 100 mark in sight
The ADL/BYD electric bus partnership has secured a third order from Go-Ahead London - for a total of 30 of…
Choice for the masses
With so many transport connectivity solutions in cities, it is surprising how few intercity links there are for people to…
It’s the little things…
What’s the best way to win and retain customers? Traditionally, it’s been about value for money and it seems that…
