Colne bus station
Introduction
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Colne bus station
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 29 Dec 1988
This is conveniently accessed from the town centre and market, but it only serves routes working southwards - basically to Nelson and Burnley. This Bristol VR is owned by Burnley and Pendle Transport, and is branded as 'Viscount Central', then the name of their coaching arm, which was at one time very widely spread, operating as far afield as Dover in Kent. The reason this vehicle has the branding is that it is fitted with coach-type seating.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.85701
Longitude
-2.166438