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9U57 1159 Reading-Abbey Wood.
A 1986 bus route amendment leaflet announcing the rerouting of routes 173, 262 and 276. Also, new route 262A to run on Sundays only.
Starting 21 June.
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Stagecoach London MCV bodied Volvo BZL 66042 (LJ24ZKU) is seen here pulling into Stratford Bus Station working the 276 to Newham Hospital.
A 1989 bus route amendment leaflet introducing new-type buses on route 263 starting 29 July.
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Stockwell London bus garage on 21 June 2014.
Stockwell garage, now run by Go-Ahead, was opened in April 1952, is a Grade II* listed building and is considered one of the finest examples of post war modernist architecture in the country. At the time of construction it was Europe's largest unsupported roof span.
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Go-Ahead London BYD BD11 EBD56 (LF74TVT) is seen here at Canada Square North, Canary Wharf working the SL4 to Grove Park.
Times of northbound Northern line services from central London to High Barnet and Mill Hill East.
A 1986 bus route amendment leaflet announcing a rerouting of route 22A starting 22 November.
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A leaflet advertising specially priced holidays for London Transport staff.
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Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith. West London. England.
A 1987 bus route amendment leaflet introducing orange and brown buses for route 173 starting 28 February 1987.
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🚌: Alexander-Dennis Enviro 200
ℹ️: YX60DXO 37556 - Stagecoach Lea Interchange (Ex-Tower Transit & First London DM44169)
📷: London Aquatics Centre
37556 seen here back on the 339, the route it was new for. Its former Enviro 200s have all made a comeback after the Metrocity EVs were temporarily pulled from service, due to water damage in the chargers or something apparently.
Alongside this, an interesting mix of emergency covers have been used - such as E200MMCs (a first for the route!) and even a few BZLs, though the BZLs didn’t last long as they couldn’t run the full route due to length restrictions, leaving Shadwell without buses for a few hours at one point! The route’s currently running fully with Enviro200s for the time being.
🚌: Alexander-Dennis Enviro 200
ℹ️: YY64TXC 8252 - Transport UK (Ex-Epsom Coaches Group SD56, Ex-London United SDE20242 & Ex-First 44359)
📷: Springfield Hospital
Following the G1’s rapid conversion to E100EVs, the loaned Enviro200s that had been covering the route have became redundant. And by surprise, two of them have found their way out to Beddington Cross, with 8252 making a return to its old route, the S3, and 8523 debuting on the 315 on 16/08/25.
8252 is pictured here working the 315 on its second day in BC service, seen turning into the stands at its new terminus, Springfield Hospital.
🚌: Alexander-Dennis Enviro 100EV
ℹ️: YX25ODL 1057 - Transport UK
📷: Springfield Hospital
1057 is seen here on its third day of service working the G1, pictured around the recently restored Springfield Hospital double run en route to Battersea Shaftesbury Estate. Transport UK have become the second operator in London to debut the new E100EV type, with the vast majority of their batch entering service just 3–4 days ago.
A London Transport pocket guide from June 1962 showing fifteen selected bus routes and places of interest in central London.
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