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Oh , and new timetables for the north and south departures in Bromsgrove bus station , interestingly , the bus to Brum does not run every hour , sometimes it is over an hour gap and sometimes it is less than an hour ? ! ? I know absolutely zero about scheduling and composing time tables but would it...

The figures 30 that denote the current frequency between Bromsgrove and Birmingham have been removed from some Salt Road vehicles.

Nice detective work ! Mill Lane brings back memories of school cross country runs c1970 . . . . . . The site was a [smelly] pig farm then and we always run faster in the vicinity if the guard dogs were about.

ANDREW wrote: ↑

12:19 Monday 25th November 2019

And making a rare appearance on the town service today - the Dart !!

And after a couple of weeks being the regular bus . . . . . . . . MX55UZT was covering the route around mid-day today.

I can only assume that vehicles are stored on behalf of a dealer of some capacity. Not sure if many local operators use Tempo's ??

DD12 wrote: ↑

11:27 Saturday 7th December 2019

Time for some whizz-kid at STAGECOACH to get into the market, ( - like they have done in Bristol) ??

Did not Diamond try competing on the 144 route some years ago - but with a different service number ??

AdamH wrote: ↑

08:26 Saturday 7th December 2019

And I remember the days when the 144 ran direct between Bromsgrove and Birmingham without mucking about going over speed bumps around Catshill.

And further back , when the 143 went to Brum via The Lickeys.

35157 on a 144a earlier this morning.

There was a new bus stop sign and post erected within a couple of days. I would assume that the County Councils highway contractors - Ringway - did the work as they installed the infrastructure for the pedestrian crossing. ;) [/quote] I have only recently noticed that this sign is inaccurate now as...

YX19MLY , a Volvo/Plaxton operated by Lakeside of Ellesmere dropping off GB Tours passengers around 4pm today.