by Adam | 2 Jul 2019 | Newsletters
Keeping you informed about your rail and bus services, here is the Spring 2019 Rail & Bus for Herefordshire newsletter. You can view online or click the link below to download a PDF copy that you can print. Download PDF copy by Adam | 2 Jul 2019 | Newsletters
Keeping you informed about your rail and bus services, here is the Winter 2018 Rail & Bus for Herefordshire newsletter. You can view online or click the link below to download a PDF copy that you can print. Download PDF copy by Adam | 28 Jun 2019 | News
Updating the website has suffered a long delay due to a serious illness which put me out of action for the first three months of 2019. This was followed by the important task of catching up on the outstanding work of our own publishing, art and exhibition business... by Will Frecknall | 8 Nov 2018 | News
Published by Amazon Direct Print 2016 by John Whitelegg Liverpool John Moores University Centre for Mobility Culture, Kassel, Germany [email protected] The book sets out a rationale for a transformation of the mobility landscape and argues that the... by Will Frecknall | 8 Nov 2018 | Uncategorised
Les Lumsdon explains why a users’ group has teamed up with Arriva Midlands and Shropshire County council to help promote scenic route connecting two market towns. The 576 bus operates six days a week via the lanes and villages between Shrewsbury and Oswestry. It has... by Will Frecknall | 8 Nov 2018 | News
Herefordshire Council’s decision to cease production of its timetable book last September brought thirty-seven years of work to keep the travelling public informed to a sad end. In 1981, Hereford & Worcester County Council successfully applied to make most of... by Will Frecknall | 8 Nov 2018 | News
On Sunday October 14 2018 the Marches Line through Herefordshire and Shropshire changed ownership. This important train service serves Herefordshire and Shropshire and is a key transport link for both these counties. From this date the train service became the... by Will Frecknall | 8 Nov 2018 | News
British railways remain one of the safest forms of land travel. But it was not always the case, especially in the early days of railway development. The Shrewsbury & Hereford Railway was opened in 1853. These early railways relied on a motley collection of... by Will Frecknall | 26 Oct 2018 | Newsletters
Keeping you informed about your rail and bus services, here is the Autumn 2018 Rail & Bus for Herefordshire newsletter. You can view online or click the link below to download a PDF copy that you can print. Newsletter-Autumn-2018-compressed Download a PDF... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
Making Hereford a Great City Presentation. Please view the presentation below or click the link to download the PDF. Presentation1-A Making Hereford a Great City PDF... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
Your committee member Michael Sullivan consider Arriva Trains Wales has lost the will to live, following his summer experience on the Cambrian and Crewe lines as related here. Friday July 6th: I and a friend took the 0753 from Hereford to Shrewsbury. That was ok and... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
Chris Clarke of the Marches Rail Users Alliance has supplied the following: There are four consecutive weekends 29/30 Sept, 6/7 Oct, 13/14 Oct and 20/21 Oct where bus will replace train for the complete Saturday and Sunday service. The first two weekends the bus... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
The good citizens of Cheshire and North Shropshire are getting worked up about the fact that their stations in England will be branded ‘Transport for Wales’ and not ‘Transport for Wales & Borders’ as indicated in the Agency Agreement between the Department for... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
Tony Miller, archivist at the Welsh Railways Research Circle sent me a copy of the minutes of the Hereford Engine Drivers and Firemen’s United Society (the predecessor of ASLEF). The interesting bit is a record of the meeting with J Armstrong Esq, who was... by Will Frecknall | 12 Sep 2018 | News
Bus travel has changed greatly in Cornwall in recent months and the county, once thought of as the graveyard for buses as they saw out their last days, has been transformed by an influx of new vehicles, both single and double deck. In 2016 the Government announced...
Recent Comments