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These date from 1975 but one with the white double deck bus is from 1976.
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Thank you for posting, but I am confused by this view and am struggling to get my bearings. What is the building in the background? It looks to me like Basingstoke's old bus station.  |
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So, How did it go.
Newbury and District
Thames Valley
Alder Valley
Reading Buses
Weavaway (Newbury and District) ???
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Thank you for posting, but I am confused by this view and am struggling to get my bearings. What is the building in the background? It looks to me like Basingstoke's old bus station.
Looks like Basingstoke to me too. |
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It may well be a mistake by me, sorry. |
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It may well be a mistake by me, sorry.
Nice bus though. |
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So, How did it go.
Newbury and District
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You forgot Beeline with their distinctive yellow buses.  |
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You forgot Beeline with their distinctive yellow buses.
Where did they come in the list. |
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Where did they come in the list.
Between Alder Valley and Reading Transport according to Wikipedia (so that's when it may have been!) |
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Where did they come in the list.
After Alder Valley and before Newbury Buses. |
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After Alder Valley and before Newbury Buses.
Newbury buses were always a section of Reading buses/Transport I thought. As the latter, they are now sharing Routes with Newbury and District (Weaveaway) and in fact as mentioned in another thread are contracting Weaveaway on their Jet Black route. How does one say the name of that bus company by the way, is it 'We have a way' or 'Weave away'. I believe the owner is Mr Weaver but what was in his mind when he named the company. |
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Perhaps he likes Weaver way. |
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Newbury buses were always a section of Reading buses/Transport I thought. As the latter, they are now sharing Routes with Newbury and District (Weaveaway) and in fact as mentioned in another thread are contracting Weaveaway on their Jet Black route.
I think you're right, and Bee Line were in between the two, though Bee Line were a privatised and re-branded Alder Valley |
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being as im only 30 years old the only buses here i remember are the yellow bee-line buses, i can remember seeing them around newbury when i was about 5 or 6 |
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