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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote][quote]in the 50s I am sure it was the Trent Bus Company,[/quote] It was frs,1950's/60's both of the Trent's works buses for the Carriage and Wagon 6:50,and Royces No 271 7:00a.m. to Derby used to come out of Shipley garage down to the terminus opposite Heanor Town's ground at the end of Godfrey Street,beginning of Broadway.Nearly always had local crews,Peter Turner and his wife,a driver named Dean who lived on Heanor Road near the entrance to the school,a conductress who we only knew as Rene,and another driver from Church Lane,Horsley Woodhouse, Hubert? PaulR[/quote]
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paulr

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replied on: 3/17/2006 8:38:56 PM

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in the 50s I am sure it was the Trent Bus Company,

It was frs,1950's/60's both of the Trent's works buses for the Carriage and Wagon 6:50,and Royces No 271 7:00a.m. to Derby used to come out of Shipley garage down to the terminus opposite Heanor Town's ground at the end of Godfrey Street,beginning of Broadway.Nearly always had local crews,Peter Turner and his wife,a driver named Dean who lived on Heanor Road near the entrance to the school,a conductress who we only knew as Rene,and another driver from Church Lane,Horsley Woodhouse, Hubert?
PaulR

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