Advantages: Okay but nothing special Disadvantages: No train station or hospital.
...Haverhill, is a medium sized town in Suffolk. Nestling on both the boundaries of Cambridgeshire and Essex, it is also just around 60 miles from the capital city of the England - London. It's sister town of Bury st Edmunds is just about 16 miles away, while the horse racing capital of Newmarket is a similar distance. The city of Cambridge is around 18 miles away. Essex is also very close; in fact you can walk within minutes to the Essex and Cambridgeshire borders - depending of course where you are in the town. A few miles up the road in a small village is the prison in which Myra Hindley is now staying "Highpoint". There is some lovely countryside around the town, which in itself is worth a visit.
The town has around 25,000 occupants (growing), many of whom commute between both Cambridge and London daily.
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Advantages: quicker than walking sometimes, my dad drives ffor another branch of this company Disadvantages: the price, nightbus service
...I rely on public transport to get me about most of the time. Sometimes I am lucky enough to get a lift with my housemate Frank but most of the time it is either Shank’s Pony or the No 50 bus kindly provided by Mr. Souter of stagecoach. So are Stagecoach Manchester any good or am I left champing at the bit as I wait for hours on hours for a non-existent bus as it has been cancelled.
Who Are Stagecoach?
Stagecoach is a multinational company founded by Ann Gloag and Brian Souter in Perth Scotland. Their main way of building up their multinational empire was to buy bus companies, deliver ridiculously cheap fares that would drive off all competition. This happened in my own hometown of Dumfries. Once there was Western Scottish PLC that my dad drove for but it was acquired by Stagecoach and firms such as Dicksonss buses folded and my...
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Advantages: Enabling you to move about without a car Disadvantages: too many to write about on one line
...Stagecoach bus services - buses being the shortened version of the word omnibus - seem to have lost the plot. Years ago we associated stagecoaches with westerns and romantic melodrama. Personally I wish it had stayed that way!
Stagecoach originally bought out our local bus company some nine years ago, which I think was called Bayline. I think this was how Stagecoach originally started, buying small and maybe failing local bus companies. After taking over a number of bus companies they have now moved into owning a Rail franchise. The rail franchise is criticised as much as the bus services they provide.
Stagecoach buses come in a variety of colours and shapes, single deckers, double deckers and the mini "shopper" versions. If you ever wondered where the old double deckers go when they vanish from the city areas, wonder...
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The Cambridge Belfry used to be owned by Marston but now it is Q and is there any difference? Well not much but some things were worse. Not quite in the league of fawlty towers but try having a hot shower! Well you can but only in the leisure area not... more
This DVD is outstanding. Originally a four-part BBC drama, it is a four hour set but nicely split up into four chunks of about 1 hour each.
Starting in Cambridge University, it follows the four characters before world war two and their bickering... more