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The Omnibus Magazine

Contents Lists for 1999

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• Moving Forward: Phil Tonks reviews the new buses shown at Coach & Bus 1999.
• Beauty is in the details: Oliver Howarth looks at some of the new coach designs at Coach & Bus 1999.
• Semester in Surrey: Ted Gadsby reports on the 1999 Presidential Weekend, with photographs by him and Don Akrigg.
• The Durable 'Decker: T A Dalton looks at the survival of the double decker.
• Border Bus Service: John Dunabin recalls Pritchards of Longtown, 1925-1935.
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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• TrawsCambria: Tony Moyes studies a Welsh mobile national institution.
• Cleared for Take Off: Stuart Andrews, Marketing and Communications Manager for Heathrow's Transportation Policy, spoke to the London Meeting on 27 April 1999 about positive promotion of public transport to the Airport.
• Castaway to Man: John Batten reports on the NW&Y Branch visit to the Isle of Man.
• Glasgow Overground: Martin Sharkey explains First Glasgow's new trunk bus network.
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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• Lowfloor in London: Philip Wallis relates seven momentous years on the streets of Cockaigne.
• Step by Step: Oliver Howarth opens up the Low Floor Debate
• A View from the Far East: Alan Barrrett, MD of First Eastern Counties, spoke to the London Meeting on 30 March 1999 about his Company's operations.
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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• Rural Bus Grant: John Naylor reviews the major trends that have been triggered by the introduction of RBG.
• Coach 99: Gavin Booth explores the latest trends in coach design.
• Rossendale since deregulation: Roy Marshall traces the progress of a municipal operator.
• Cambria in the 30s: Tony Moyes borrows a 1935 Crosville timetable from the OS library and is transported back to North West Wales before state ownership.
• Where are they now? What will they do next?: Alan Millar on the strategies of the big groups.
• Where do the managers come from?: Ken Swallow looks at how the big fleets have changed management succession plans.
• South Hylton Bus: Mervyn Dixon explains how a small Wearside community saw their bus service suddenly expand from 4 to 28 buses an hour.
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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• A major article by Stephen Morris, Editor of Buses, reviewing his career to date and making some controversial but well argued points about current legislation.
• Ken Glazier looks back at London's trolleybus fleet through the lens of the late Charles Klapper
• Michael Yelton reviews Eastern National's now forgotten services into the South Midlands.
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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• Philip Wallis sees the sights from Southsea to sandbanks
• Andrew Bryce, Operations Director of Wilts and Dorset, describes the management buy-out.
• Harry Barker looks back at a Burlingham Seagull-bodied AEC Regal III of SMT.
• John Dunabin describes the services operated by the Teesdale Queen
• David Ruddom presents some pictures of London Country in the 30s, from the Charles Klapper collection
• Richard Leadbeater, MD of Guide Friday, describes their operations
• Nationwide reviews changes to the country's bus network pattern

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