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Creating an archive of stories of life working in
the bus and coach industry |
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About this site |
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The aim of this site is to create an archive
of material recording the human side of the bus and coach industry - what it was
or is like working in the industry.
This is a sadly under-recorded aspect of the industry, not well
catered for on the web or in books and magazine articles. Due to space and other limitations, coverage
will generally be restricted to the The site will concentrate on links to
sources of material but some original material will also be posted here. Use the links above to select what
interests you. It's likely that most of the stories will be
historical but current day stories and blogs are also welcome. If you'd like to contribute a story - not
matter how long or short - please contact
me to discuss. Ideally
material submitted should be in Microsoft Word or Works format, and I can
usually use pictures as well. This site is hosted as a "spare
time" activity so please be patient if you contact the webmaster - I
have many calls on my time! It
was only established in January 2007 and content is slowly being added. Richard Delahoy, Webmaster, Southend on Sea Thanks! The following people have kindly alerted me
to material on the web that I'd not seen before: David Harman, Andy Gilmour, Tim
Raffield, Julian Osborne, David Williamson, Keith Nason and Tim Drayton. |
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What this site's NOT about This site is NOT the place to
record whinges, alleged safety or legal breaches or complaints about your
employer! There are many other
channels to do this, such as through your trade union or to the Vehicle &
Operator Services Agency (VOSA) or through other web-sites such as psvdrivers.com. It's also not about the
1960s/1970s sitcom "on The Buses" - visit their fan club
site or the official appreciation society here. |
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