A new acquisition by Hams Travel of Flimwell is KX57BWE, an Alexander Dennis E200 that was new to Mistral (dealer) as a rental vehicle. It most recently saw use with TK Travel of Reading as A3TKT and was caught at Tenterden The Vine working a Tunbridge Wells bound 297 earlier this week.

Brighton VolViro. The trio of rare former Go-Ahead London Alexander Dennis E400 bodied Volvo Bus UK & Ireland B9TL's have recently moved from Metrobus to Brighton & Hove Buses. Now renumbered 223 and named 'David Land', VE3 LX58CWM was snapped at The Old Steine in Brighton earlier this week working a 25.

Something you wouldn't expect to to see by the side of the road in rural Sussex is BOW508C. This AEC Regent V / Neepsend was new to Southampton Transport in 1965 as 372. I can't find much info on its history, but it seems to have been in use as a motorhome since at least 1998.

Lost Southdown PSV! A very rare sight visiting Brighton on a 270 last weekend was METROBUS (Copthorne) 6711 YX68URD. This Alexander Dennis E200MMC was new to Southdown Buses in Dec 2018 and was acquired in a Go-Ahead buy out of the company in February 2023.

The Big Pear! The Big Lemon have recently acquired 4 former Newport Buses Alexander Dennis Enviro 200s to cover for number of buses off road in Brighton. New in June 2011 as No.302, YX11CRU was caught at Brighton Marina working a 52 to Woodingdean last week.

Four Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 MMCs have been transferred from Stagecoach East Scot to Stagecoach South East as an interim fleet for the Dover Fastrack route, prior to the introduction of electric vehicles next year. Freshly into Fastrack livery, 37499 turns into Castle Hill Road.

Good news! What? It's a Dacia Sandero! #TopGear

First drive of one of our ex Manchester E400s on the 99. Next stop announcements going down well with the customers.

Without a shadow of a doubt the most interesting buses still in service in Herts are PPH's two Scania N113DRB/East Lancs Cityzens, SHZ9061 / V298 EAK and SHZ9062 / W351 MKY, real oddities and quite possibly the last to survive, with no signs of giving in anytime soon.

To raise awareness of British Transport Police 61016 non-emergency number, we unveiled a special livery today at Waterloo Station. Thank you to our Train Manager Bessie Smith and PC Ian Kennerley for coming up with this idea! #BTP #GBRf

'Visiting Tonbridge West Yard be like'