A new combination of roof box and entrance door makes this Bristol RELH Coach a first. Registered YHK 725F this vehicle was part of the popular Eastern National coach fleet, fleet number PL 408 can be seen operating a “Day Tour”. 

Myllenium Lowlander/Ipswich Buses Centenary.

Sanders Coaches was started by Norman and Gladys Sanders in December 1975.From small beginings the fleet grew to over one hundred vehicles in 1998 the backbone being Bedfords in the early years. The fleet is now predominently DAF with some Mercs, Dennis, Setra and Volvos. Currently 90 vehicles are operated 

Universitybus was set up by the University of Hertfordshire in 1992 to provide student transport to the expanding university from the local areas.In 2004 the company was rebranded as 'UNO' with a fresh contemporary new livery to reflect the new wider market being served

Arriva the Shires and Essex operates over 600 buses and Green Line coaches on services across the northern Home Counties and into London. The company is derived from significant parts of the formely Country Bus and Coach Division of London Transport and the United Counties Omnibus Company Ltd.

Operator: Stagecoach in Cambridge
Fleet Number:  17007
Registration: S807 BWC
Destination: Stagecoach

This model bus carries the special livery of “Pink & Ride”, as applied by Stagecoach in Cambridge to 17007 (S807 BWC), In a campaign to fight Breast Cancer in Cambridgeshire and was jointly supported by Cambridgeshire County Council, Cancer Research UK and Stagecoach. Cancer Research UK has benefited from funds raised on the Park & Ride buses operated by Stagecoach in Cambridge during October 2006. On each Tuesday that month Stagecoach donated 50% of the Park & Ride return bus fares, of £2 or £1.50, to the campaign fund and to highlight the campaign even further, the company repainted one of its fleet of Park & Ride buses into a pink version of the Park & Ride livery. The chosen bus was former Stagecoach London Dennis Trident/Alexander ALX400 17007 and this carries slogans “Think Pink”, “Let’s fight breast cancer in Cambridgeshire” and “Pink & Ride” to highlight the campaign beyond the initial stages.

Built by AEC at its Southall works , the first Q -Type double decker made its appearance in October 1932. Only 23 double deck Q's were built, withthe majority being bodied by Metro-Cammell and at a price tag of £1,225. Westcliff -on-Sea Motor Services was the only regular AEC customer to purchase a Q-Type double decker from new this bus had a 60 seat Metro-Cammell bodywork and was the only Q double deck in service not to carry a fleet number.