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RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - Jack - 09/01/2013 19:01
The 741 college bus in the morning seems to be a decker now, was an SK52 ALX400 the other day.
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - andyrigby2410 - 20/01/2013 21:23
The withdrawn stock parked over the road now comprises:
L831 CDG B6/Dash
N383 KGS Merc 709D
N265 KAG Prisma
N266 KAG Prisma
N268 KAG Prisma
N269 KKH Prisma
N767 WRC B10M/PS
This leaves only Prismas P441 SWX and TIL 7902 in service along with Merc Vario S745 RNE from the pre-Excel/B7TL single deck fleet.
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - andyrigby2410 - 20/01/2013 21:29
Buses parked in the depot yard on clear view were allocated to the following routes:
P441 SWX - 750
TIL 7902 - 718
S745 RNE - 711
Y242 DRC - 747
Y247 DRC - 754
Y252 DRC - 706
Y253 DRC - 706
Y262 DRC - 652
SK52 USB - 722
SK52 USC - 752
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - tbone - 25/02/2013 18:59
Does anyone have any photos of the former Trent Barton buses with Red Kite?
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - andyrigby2410 - 26/02/2013 12:55
Yes. PM me your email and I'll send some across.
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - Jack - 26/02/2013 19:02
The 741 college bus has broken down this morning and yesterday, apparently a P reg decker yesterday and a 'bright orange' bus this morning, which I presume is an Excel?
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - T42 PVM - 11/04/2013 09:50
i heard last night that mike rimmer had died, if so then i hope he RIP!
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - andyrigby2410 - 24/08/2013 21:14
The ex London United Volvo B7TLs SK52 USB-D have been repainted into red and cream and look mighty smart.
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - Scania1996 - 19/09/2013 18:20
Y262 DRC has been repainted into red and cream
RE: Red Kite (St Helens) - andyrigby2410 - 07/03/2014 18:22
A surprise arrival is of OX04 BZP, which was new as T55 UBE for Oxford Tube Services. It is of course a Neoplan Starliner!