stagecoach in norfolk
cambus ltd trades as stagecoach east, stagecoach in bedford, stagecoach in cambridge, stagecoach in huntingdonshire and stagecoach in peterborough .
stagecoach has also confirmed that from 1 may 2015, norfolk green will become part of stagecoach east and trade as stagecoach norfolk .
lynx’s number 35 service is one of several receiving tweaks along with the takeover of three stagecoach in norfolk services – formerly norfolk green .
stagecoach group plc (
stagecoach
) is pleased to announce that stagecoach bus holdings ltd has completed the acquisition of go west travel ltd, trading as norfolk green, an independent bus operator in the east of england .
norfolk green yesterday announced its sale to stagecoach bus holdings - ending its 17 years of independence since being set up in 1996 .
day tickets can be purchased on bus or in many areas on the stagecoach bus app .
it' s now part of the stagecoach east fleetcard, available in the usual place .
ben colson, managing director of norfolk green, which has been sold to stagecoach bus holdings. photo: ian burt .
baptists had been active in the north part of town since the first baptist society was organized in 1812 with members from colebrook, canaan, new marlboro, and norfolk. in 1876 they built the north norfolk chapel in the northwest corner of the township .
stagecoach in norfolk (norfolk green) hello i' m wondering does anyone have the latest fleet card for this area and also how much of the origional norfolk green fleet is still active... also are stagecoach due to be bringing any new buses in the new year or transferring any across just not heard much since the takeover and i' m possibly heading up that way in the new year so wanted to know what to expect
before joining stagecoach, mike spent five years with arriva, as general manager of the st helens depot and then as an area manager in yorkshire. he joined stagecoach as operations director at the north east business in november 2011 .
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re: stagecoach in norfolk (norfolk green) it' s now part of the stagecoach east fleetcard, available in the usual place. most of the original fleet are still active - though there have been a few transfers / disposals of non - dda solos; 25269 has transferred to sc west and the spectras have been withdrawn. other than that though, the fleet remains intact, though obviously supplemented by the transfers in and new vehicles .
as reported on stephen knight media, recently repainted alexander dennis enviro400 stagecoach norfolk 10053 sn12eho has received branding for route 10 between hunstanton and king' s lynn .
a recruitment process is now underway for the managing director post at stagecoach south west .
registered office: cambus ltd, daw bank, stockport, cheshire, sk3 0du (registered in england no. 01822941) go west travel ltd trades as stagecoach in peterborough .
stagecoach group plc. registered office: 10 dunkeld road, perth ph1 5tw, scotland, registered in scotland. registered number: 100764
his life in public transport started in 1970 when he had a school holiday job in oxfordshire sweeping floors and bus conducting. his first senior role was in 1980 as transport manager, charlton - on - otmoor services, in oxfordshire .
all three of the new services were previously operated by stagecoach in norfolk. lynx said it will make some changes, successor to the norfolk green operation to the timetables to help keep buses to time. it has also made some changes to fares, with some tickets slightly increasing in price, which can be offset by purchasing two - trip tickets .
mike watson has been managing director, stagecoach south west, since july 2013 and has been in the bus industry for nearly 20 years .
the first catholic mass was held in norfolk in 1836 following the arrival of the ryan family who established a woolen mill in town. the handful of catholics worshiped in the ryan home and in the woolen mill until 1859 when the church of the immaculate conception was built. by then roman catholics numbered 18% of the town population. the adjacent rectory was constructed only after norfolk became an independent parish in 1889. as catholicism flourished, the church was enlarged and transformed in 1924 by architect alfredo taylor .
managing director ben colson said the decision was “not taken easily”, and added that norfolk green went into new hands “in good shape” .
he will be succeeded as managing director of stagecoach south by mike watson with effect from 1 july 2015. mike has been managing director at stagecoach south west for the past two years .
andrew then worked as a district manager for the national bus company in exeter and cheltenham before joining cheltenham & gloucester omnibus co in 1986. he became commercial director and then managing director of the business, which was bought by stagecoach in 1993 .
norfolk (va) american commercial beacon and & portsmouth advertiser, december 11, 1823 .
the acquisition will complement stagecoach' s existing successful bus operations in the east of england, where it already operates around 360 buses and employs 950 staff .
after spending two years at south west trains as general manager, wessex division (in charge of the weymouth and exeter lines) in the late 1990s, we was appointed managing director of stagecoach south in 1999, a post which he has held ever since .
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robert montgomery, managing director of stagecoach uk bus, said :
norfolk green is an award - winning, high - quality bus operator. the business is well - run and has been successful in attracting more people to the benefits of bus travel
the original station in the village center was a simple wooden structure. in 1898 a new station was constructed of native granite. a sign in brass letters read norfolk, the highest railroad station in connecticut. two years later another station was built at what was in fact the highest elevation reached by the railroad. situated a mile south of the green on litchfield road just before the winchester road turn - off, it was appropriately called the summit station. it later burned down. the train also made a stop in grantville and near ashpohtag road in west norfolk. known for most of its existence as the central new england, the railroad was never financially successful and ceased to run through norfolk in 1938 .
for those going beyond grammar school, the norfolk academy, now the norfolk historical museum, was built on the east side of the green in 1840. the first floor of this building also functioned as the town hall. in 1884 the robbins school, a private secondary school, was founded in memory of norfolk’s first pastor, ammi ruhamah robbins. located on the site of the original robbins parsonage, it closed its doors in 1912. the former headmaster’s residence and schoolhouse are now private dwellings .
originating in the 16th century, stagecoach travel occurred in 10 - 15 mile ‘stages’, giving need to a network of coaching inns. horses were changed and travellers could eat, drink and rest overnight. in 1706, the first official stagecoach route was established. the ffolkes was built by sir martin browne ffolkes, the first baronet of hillington (1749–1821) who was high sheriff of norfolk and the sitting mp for king’s lynn. sir martin used to hold court in our main building and used the cellar as a jail !
bus operator stagecoach announced today (20 april 2015) that andrew dyer, who heads the company’s south bus operation, is to retire in july after a career of more than four decades in the uk bus industry .
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norfolk green, which the present owners bought in 1996 with three coaches, has become available for purchase due to the retirement following ill health of main shareholder ben colson. the operation will be run separately, managed by gary nolan regional director north, stagecoach uk bus .
“i am proud of the improvements we have made at stagecoach south in recent years, which has only been possible because of the great team we have here. i wish mike every success in continuing this progress into the future. ”
summer was not the only recreational season in norfolk. in the 1930’s the town became known as the winter sports center of connecticut. following the 1932 olympics held in lake placid, the newly - formed norfolk winter sports association sponsored an annual ski - jump competition, which drew some of the nation’s best skiers to compete on the natural slope jump carved out of the side of canaan mountain .
there were major changes to services in king' s lynn and west norfolk at the end of april 2018. plan your journey or check with bus operators before travelling .
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in september, norfolk county council announced plans to cut its £225, 000 - a - year coasthopper subsidy by £75, 000 in each of the next two years - a move that mr colson said could spell the end of the service .
1840 marked the beginning of methodist worship in norfolk. the church, built on north street in 1841, was a mission church served by a circuit minister until about 1900 when it acquired its own pastor. methodist services were also held at pond hill and north norfolk. sunday afternoon church services were held on the steps of the aetna silk mill for families who lived on what was known as patmos island, the site of several factories. financial difficulties brought an end to methodist worship in norfolk, and in 1918 the congregation merged with that of the church of christ. the church is now a private residence .
train and bus operator stagecoach has said that slowing economic growth has begun to take its toll on the company’s uk rail division .
after being formed in 1994, norfolk green was bought by its existing owner two years later and during the next 17 years it grew from three buses to the number it runs today .
the norfolk manufacturing company was founded in 1852 for the manufacture of cotton warp, knitting cotton, and warping twine. its factory, known as the stone mill, with its iron water wheel was later sold to the norfolk hosiery company whose founder, edward e. kilbourn, invented an automatic knitting machine that revolutionized the manufacture of underwear and hosiery. the factory still stands as part of what was more recently the general electric plant. with additional investors and the purchase of a mill in new brunswick, new jersey, the company expanded to become the norfolk and new brunswick hosiery company, at one time a giant in the manufacture of knitted garments, and norfolk’s largest industrial concern .
we took over the reins at the ffolkes in the summer of 2016 and began our journey of refurbishment, opening again in may 2017 .
he began his career in 1996 in the service planning department at london transport buses. after five years in planning and procurement roles, mike moved to go ahead subsidiary metrobus as assistant operations manager. he has also worked for go north east, as well as in consultancy roles .
robert montgomery, managing director of stagecoach uk bus, said: “the acquisition will allow us to expand our operations in the east of england, where we have achieved good passenger growth by focusing on good value fares, investing in our networks and delivering punctual and reliable services .
the surprise sale comes after a tough period for norfolk green, which has been struggling to keep on the road its much - lauded coasthopper service, which runs along the norfolk coast area of outstanding natural beauty and is cherished by locals and tourists .
konect was formed by julian patterson, steve challis, andy warnes and maggie challis in 1999. they acquired the former eniway coaches depot in saham toney from norfolk green, along with the goodwill and contract work. the initial fleet consisted of four coaches, no buses !
andrew dyer said :
i have a passion for the industry and i would not have exchanged my long and varied career in passenger transport for anything. i have thoroughly enjoyed the last 21 years with stagecoach .
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he said: “i would like to give a very warm welcome to stagecoach, who are a world class company with a really good reputation across the country and have just announced that they are buying norfolk green. they are obviously buying a local success story and i do believe that they will use their strength and expertise to reinforce this success so that norfolk green carries on serving our community. ”
the plentiful supply of water power primarily along the blackberry river allowed industry to flourish, and by the mid - nineteenth century norfolk was in its heyday as a manufacturing town. dams were built along the river, and water wheels were installed to harness that power. initially, most industries were small and individually owned: the ryan brothers manufactured shears and operated a woolen factory; jonathan kilbourn’s carding machine produced rolls of wool; and in west norfolk, captain john dewell built the stone shop to produce grass and grain scythes. west norfolk became an industrial hub of sorts, as several large tanneries and an iron works were located there. another sizable tannery, the s. d. northway manufacturing company, operated in south norfolk. the foundation of the old mill wheel is visible today. among the many items manufactured in norfolk were wooden bowls and dishes, cheese boxes, clocks and clock plates, scythes, shears, planters’ hoes, and axles .
robert montgomery, stagecoach uk bus managing director, said: “andrew has had an extensive career in the uk bus industry and i would like to thank him for his loyalty and commitment to stagecoach over many years. most recently, his knowledge and experience has been invaluable as part of the integration of the former norfolk green operations into the business and we wish him all the best in his retirement. “i would also like to congratulate mike on his appointment. over the past two years, he has established strong community links in the south west and i am sure he will bring that same spirit of partnership and focus on customer service to his new role. ”
when the tract of land that would become the township of norfolk was divided into fifty - three rights of four hundred acres each and offered for sale by the colony of connecticut in 1738, few buyers were interested. the green woods, a dense hemlock forest riddled with swamps and rock ledge, did not appeal to prospective settlers who had to make a living from the land. it took six years for the first of the original proprietors, as the buyers of these rights were called, to settle in norfolk. in 1744 cornelius brown built his log dwelling just east of the norfolk - north canaan town line, probably choosing that location for its proximity to the relatively well - established community of canaan. although settlement was slow, by 1758 with forty - three families in residence the community was sizeable enough to petition the general assembly for town privileges. on october 12, 1758, norfolk was incorporated, and the business of civic life began in earnest .
the ambition was always to run buses and gradually the coach fleet decreased and the bus fleet increased as additional tendered bus routes were won. in 2003 the company name was changed to konect bus and the final coaches were sold. in 2004 the 16 vehicle depot at saham toney had been outgrown and the company moved to a new, purpose built site at an industrial estate in toftwood, dereham; this was subsequently outgrown in 2005 and buses were parked in an overflow car parking site nearby. in march 2013 konect’s new depot in rashes green industrial estate opened .
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the company operates around 70 buses and carries around 4. 6million passengers a year on a network covering norfolk, and parts of cambridgeshire and lincolnshire .
norfolk’s rich historic resources provide testimony to the town’s vibrant past and bring life once again to the many different people who gave shape to the town .
mike watson said: “i’m very privileged to follow in andrew’s footsteps. stagecoach south has a strong team of committed people. i’m looking forward to building on what has been achieved and developing the business further to attract more people to bus travel. ”
a transport group which runs bus services across norfolk has been hit by poor weather, the brexit vote and terrorism as it has seen its revenue slow .
there are three train stations serving west norfolk. see the national rail website for information on king' s lynn, watlington and downham market train stations .
no one who has been listening carefully to the many speeches made by environment secretary michael gove, who has just passed his first anniversary in the role, or taken the time to read the health and harmony command paper, can be in any doubt that our exit from the european union next march will usher in major change in policy for domestic agriculture .
we still operate some services including the 505 and if you require any further information, please visit the norfolk county council website or see below for more details .
norfolk green, which was last month named independent bus operator of the year, operates commercial, tendered and school bus services, employing more than 160 people .
in late 2005 norwich’s park and ride sites were revamped with an additional sixth site being added .
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technological advances like steamship travel and the later advent of rail travel in the 1830s contributed to the emergence of american tourism and the formulation of a distinct american culture. by the 1820s and 1830s, these advancements combined with a growing interest in america' s natural attractions and a wealthy population resulted in the growth of american tourism. the construction of turnpikes led to more comfortable and faster stagecoach services, while steamboat travel made water routes both a faster and more reliable option. however, the price of travel in the early nineteenth century often deterred all but the wealthy .
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stagecoach made the comments alongside its half - year results, which saw pre - tax profits fall 1. 4% to £89. 5m. revenue nudged up 1. 6% to £2bn .
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andrew dyer, who will formally retire on 11 july, has 45 years of service to the bus industry and for a short time also previously held a management role in the rail industry. he has worked with stagecoach for 21 years, including two years at the company’s south west trains rail franchise .
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dennis trident alexander alx400 18422 ae06gzu has been transferred from peterborough, whilst optare solo 47243 gx55dxm has gone the other way. other tridents 17741 ly52zdz and 17785 lx03bvy have now been painted into stagecoach livery .
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the acquisition will allow us to expand our operations in the east of england, where we have achieved good passenger growth by focusing on good value fares, investing in our networks and delivering punctual and reliable services .
ben colson said :
we have built a strong brand in the area with a larger network of bus routes than was here in 1996, attracted new customers to using the bus and increased employment. the company goes forward into new hands in good shape, and will benefit from being owned by a major transport company .
bus won two sites with required 11 new buses including some double deckers. these contracts were renewed in 2010 and
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in its rail division specifically, it added that, while it has exceeded profit targets, growth has slowed .
tourism also changed how americans viewed their relationship to the land. the formation of an american culture was greatly tied to american' s perceptions of the landscape. sears writes that from the beginning americans had sought their identity in their relationship to the land they had settled. in the 1820s and 1830s, tourist attractions helped the young nation cultivate a sense of national culture in a country without the centuries - long traditions of europe. in essence, tourism provided a means of defining america as a place and taking pride in the special features of its landscape .
other than that though, the fleet remains intact, though obviously supplemented by the transfers in and new vehicles .
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the ferry also provides a convenient service for commuters and shoppers who wish to avoid travelling and parking in the town centre .
it' s been quite a while since i posted an update from king' s lynn, so i thought i better keep you all up to date with the latest happenings from the ex - norfolk green operations .
west norfolk community transport (wnct) provides safe and affordable transport services for people who are unable to access public transport services due to location, age or mobility issues. you can find out more on the wnct website .
“the company goes forward into new hands in good shape, and will benefit from being owned by a major transport company. ”
stagecoach south provides local bus services across hampshire, surrey and sussex, with some routes extending into berkshire and wiltshire. it has around 1, 150 employees, a fleet of more than 460 buses and around 35 million passenger journeys a year .
in one of the first actions the town took following its incorporation, villagers voted to build a meeting house and hire a preacher. the meeting house was raised in 1759, its location chosen near the geographical center of all the settlements, carefully calculated and measured. in 1760 the church of christ was gathered, and the following year ammi ruhamah robbins accepted the call. the small wooden church, painted peach - blow pink, was not fully completed for ten years. by the end of rev. robbins’ pastorate in 1813, it had become too small for the growing population of norfolk, and a more commodious and elegant church building was built, designed by master builder and noted church architect david hoadley, which overlooks the green today .
it has won countless awards, including the mayor’s award for business achievement in 2007, the uk bus operator of the year award in 2010 (the only time that a small operator has won it) and last month the independent operator of the year award .
registered office: go west travel ltd, daw bank, stockport, cheshire, sk3 0du (registered in england no. 03117358 )
the bus station area in king' s lynn has recently been refurbished to improve the pedestrian links between the bus and rail station .
the company provides local bus services to west and north norfolk, north cambridgeshire and south lincolnshire, employs more than 160 people and operates over 70 buses which carried more than four - and - a - half million passengers last year .
the region was rich in ore, and ample forests provided fuel for the iron industry. in 1770 an iron works was established near the foot of buttermilk falls. blacksmiths produced horseshoes, parts for farm implements, hardware, nails, and other essential tools for building. legend has it that norfolk iron was used to manufacture some of the links of the chain that was stretched across the hudson river near white plains in an unsuccessful attempt to thwart advancing british troops during the revolutionary war. decades later, when the war of 1812 threatened the young republic, hanchett’s iron works on the shore of lake wangum manufactured anchors for the united states navy .
when frederic dennis wrote his book the norfolk village green in 1917, he hoped that it would inspire future generations to preserve the beauty of what had become a magnificent visual centerpiece of the town and the epitome of the classic new england green: a broad expanse of grass shaded by majestic trees and dotted with monuments over which soared the elegant white steeple of a historic church .
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“hopefully norfolk green will really benefit from having this new world class parent company, and i am going to be having early talks with them to discuss what i hope will be a firm ongoing commitment to key local services, including the coasthopper. ”
a selection of bus services operating routes within the norfolk coast aonb follow, there are other services and providers and please note all route information is subject to change therefore check further with service providers for up - to - date information. a good way find the service for your journey is to enter your requirements on traveline urltoken which will provide all options and links to relevant timetables. norfolk county council have a section on their website urltoken which provides contact details of providers along with timetables and bus stop locations .
after the eldridge sisters died, their cousin ellen battell stoeckel remodeled their home as a community center known as battell house. in her will she provided for the creation of a trust that would enable music, art, and literary offerings to be carried on under the auspices of yale university on her property. following ellen’s death in 1939, alfredo taylor was engaged to transform the bucolic stoeckel estate into a campus for the norfolk music school of yale university. this evolved into the yale summer school of music and art where the arts continue to flourish today .
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the most populated of the school districts, the center district required the construction of increasingly larger facilities. the original schoolhouse built on the east side of the green in 1777 was replaced in 1819 with a building known as the schoolhouse and conference room just south of the church of christ. in 1886 a four - room schoolhouse was built on shepard road. when it became too small, a two - story brick building was built just south and east of the catholic church. center school was demolished following the opening of botelle elementary school in 1970. a commemorative fountain is all that remains .
retained the sites and added an additional site. the company won the prestigious ‘independent operator of the year’ award in 2007 at the uk bus awards ceremony .
john f. sears, sacred places: american tourist attractions in the nineteenth century (new york: oxford university press, 1989), 3 - 11 .
the 1820s saw the emergence of steamboat travel on the chesapeake bay. although in the early part of the decade, steamboats did little to affect the business of packet ships, they certainly attracted the attention of the citizens of port cities who noted both the curious sight of the little boats with their steam - belching smokestacks as well as the regularity with which the infant steam lines were able to provide services. steamers such as the virginia, the norfolk, and the potomac constituted this first wave of passenger steamers that began to appear all over the chesapeake in the first few years of the 1820s. slowly but surely, stubborn chesapeake planters also began to realize the value of this mode of transportation that could be depended upon to get their harvests to port within one day in a variety of weather conditions .
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mr colson said “our decision to sell was not taken easily but it follows a period of ill health during the summer and early autumn. over the years we have built a strong brand in the area with a much larger network of bus routes than was here in 1996, attracted new customers to using the bus, and we have increased employment .
the business has leased depot and bus station facilities in king' s lynn, as well as a number of small out - station facilities on short - term let arrangements .
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from 30 april 2018 the coastal bus service known as coasthopper has changed following the withdrawal of operator stagecoach. the service will be run as a joint operation between lynx buses operating the service between king' s lynn and wells under the coastliner branding and sanders coaches operating between wells and cromer (* with links to mundesley and north walsham) under the coasthopper branding .
“uk gdp growth has slowed. there is evidence of weakening consumer and business confidence, and we see continuing uncertainty among consumers and businesses in the context of the uk’s decision to leave the european union .
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service 39 from king’s lynn to raf marham has seen a service reduction to shouldham. lynx said this is ‘due to inconsiderate parking by some residents in westgate, shouldham. ’ most journeys from king’s lynn will serve westgate on request to the driver .
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relax, enjoy the countryside and do your bit for the environment have you ever driven along the scenic roads of norfolk in the spring and summer and wondered what lies beyond that high hedge? not able to appreciate the beautiful surroundings and concentrate on the driving at the same time? ever asked yourself just where all those cars come from? why don' t you relax, really enjoy the countryside and do your bit for the environment. take the award winning coasthopper bus service... you can also link to the bittern line rail service between sheringham and norwich. look out for the special tickets including some incorporating bus and train services to get a real value for money experience .
booked a night here as an anniversary getaway and we loved it. daisy greeted us and the welcome was warm and friendly. rooms have been refurbished recently and the standard is amazing! couldn' t fault the service in the restaurant, the food or the value for money. will definitely stay again .
in 2009 konect bus celebrated 10 years of operation and refurbished 1977 leyland national 152 (ufx852s). leyland nationals were the first buses konect operated so it seemed appropriate to preserve 152 which has been with konect since 2001. 152 only goes out as a last resort but can be found on local school runs and market day services .
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during the course of the nineteenth century, norfolk’s rich forests were tapped for industry. hemlock stands were felled to provide bark for the local tanneries. broad swaths of woodland were cleared, and the lumber produced charcoal to smelt iron ore. some wooded areas still bear traces of the circular hearths where piles of lumber had smoldered. by the late - nineteenth century, vistas had been opened that no longer exist today, while much of the forestland had been reduced to burned - over scrub and brush. through the careful stewardship and sustainable forest management of such properties as the great mountain forest, the green woods have regenerated, and timber harvesting is once more an economically - viable business .
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although the church of christ initially served the needs of the entire community, it was not long before other religious groups began to make an appearance. an episcopal society was organized as early as 1786 with five members. served by itinerant missionaries who faced difficult travel to the isolated town, the congregation remained small, and it was not until 1885 that regular services were held. the erection of the church of the transfiguration, a summer chapel on mills way, followed in 1894 .
one of east anglia’s independent bus companies is travelling into a new era after being sold to a national firm .
“obviously i am very sad that ben colson has decided for perfectly understandable reasons that it is now time for him to move on. having set the company up from scratch, he has turned it into an iconic local brand with an incredibly loyal workforce who have always put the customer first .
“our people are central to our growth plans and we are delighted to welcome our new employees to the business. ”
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we announced some time ago that we were withdrawing our bus operations from king' s lynn .
we are pleased to announce that routes affected have been covered by various other operators but not necessarily at the same level of frequency .
changes to the existing march to wisbech timetable with frequency reduced from hourly to one hour 30 minutes .
service 45 will serve the walpoles, hay green and trinity all saints then via the a17 to king' s lynn .
service 45a will also serve these points and operate via clenchwarton and west lynn .
daytime service reduced to every 30 minutes. hourly journeys operate via west lynn. minor changes to sunday timings
new commuter service x55 on school days running fast between sutton bridge and king' s lynn .
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the company’s buses cover around 20 million miles a year on more than 115 different routes. services cover aldershot, guildford, camberley, andover, basingstoke, winchester, portsmouth, chichester, worthing and brighton. some routes also reach into newbury and salisbury .
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lynx coastliner timetables available here urltoken lynx contact details: tel: 01553 611955; email: talk2us @ urltoken; web: www. urltoken twitter @ mylynxbus; facebook mylynxbus
sanders coasthopper leaflet and for further details on how these connect with existing sanders route timetables which have been changed see sanders timetables. sanders contact details: tel: 01263 712800; email: sales @ urltoken: web: www. urltoken
our people are central to our growth plans and we are delighted to welcome our new employees to the business .
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the highway man came riding, riding, riding, riding, up to the old inn ...
our goal was simple, to return the ffolkes to its former coaching inn roots; with portraits of notable locals, pewterware, top hats and coaching accessories evoking those fanciful days of intrepid travel. we offer a great range of facilities to passers by: restaurant and bar, coffee lounge, ffolkes play (both inside and out), 24 bedrooms, a stunning event space, weddings and functions and a little pie shop for a bit of ffolkes to take away .
the staff were very friendly, food was good and the play area was fabulous. we will definitely be heading back soon. 5 stars !
amazing venue, it' s stunning. great staff, location and superb for a wedding .
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it' s a shame to see the colour green go. will they still keep the excellent tradition of naming their vehicles after famous local people? ?? peter
the group said revenue was also hit by competition from airlines and lower petrol prices, meaning more people opted to drive than take public transport .
“other factors such as increased terrorism concerns and poor weather have had some impact on revenue, ” the firm said .
but chief executive martin griffiths struck an upbeat tone, flagging a market opportunity for a shift from cars to public transport against a backdrop of “population growth, urbanisation, technological advancements, and increasing pressure to tackle road congestion and improve air quality” .
the company also operates routes such as south west trains, east midlands trains, virgin trains east coast and virgin rail group’s west coast franchise .
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fusion tickets are valid from 4. 01am until 4am the next morning, for as many journeys as you like. you can also pass it on to a friend or relative to use too .
fusion tickets on the holdall smartcard are now available to use on the bus .
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david c. holly, tidewater by steamboat: a saga of the chesapeake (baltimore: the john hopkins university press, 1991), 20 - 22, 28 .
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a regular passenger ferry service operates between the historic centre of king' s lynn and west lynn .
the service has been running since 1285. it provides an ideal way to view the beautiful historic quayside of king' s lynn from the other side of the river great ouse at west lynn .
all times above are west lynn departure times with the last ferry leaving at 6: 30pm. the gates are shut shortly after this time .
the service is operated by s. n. kingston marine services. the operators reserve the right to suspend service if tide or weather conditions present any risk to passenger' s safety .
west lynn terminal: ferry square, west lynn, pe34 3jq. free parking is available at the west lynn terminal .
king' s lynn terminal: ferry lane, king' s lynn, pe30 1hn .
please note: ferry lane is a pedestrian access lane only, accessed off king street, king' s lynn.
stagecoach in norfolk ( formerly norfolk green ) is a bus operator based in king 's lynn in norfolk , england . it operates 33 public bus services in the counties of norfolk , cambridgeshire and lincolnshire as well as numerous school and college services . it is a subsidiary of stagecoach . 
stagecoach in norfolk (formerly norfolk green) is a bus operator based in king's lynn in norfolk, england. it operates 33 public bus services in the counties of norfolk, cambridgeshire and lincolnshire as well as numerous school and college services. it is a subsidiary of stagecoach.
stagecoach in norfolk (formerly norfolk green) is a bus operator based in king's lynn in norfolk, england. it operates 33 public bus services in the counties of norfolk, cambridgeshire and lincolnshire as well as numerous school and college services. it is a subsidiary of stagecoach.