Head Office.
Whitehaven Bus station was built in 1931 for the then Cumberland Motor Services and served until 2002 when it was abandoned by its then operator Stagecoach. To the right of the station portal, the doorway - behind the pillar box - was still the company's "Stagecoach Cumberland" registered office. After abandoning the Whitehaven buildings, Stagecoach moved their head office to Lowther Street, Carlisle and the local area's registered name became Stagecoach Northwest.
Here it is on 24 June 1998, passed by Stagecoach Cumberland 749, one of the ubiquitous and versatile Alexander bodied Volvo B10Ms.
Head Office.
Whitehaven Bus station was built in 1931 for the then Cumberland Motor Services and served until 2002 when it was abandoned by its then operator Stagecoach. To the right of the station portal, the doorway - behind the pillar box - was still the company's "Stagecoach Cumberland" registered office. After abandoning the Whitehaven buildings, Stagecoach moved their head office to Lowther Street, Carlisle and the local area's registered name became Stagecoach Northwest.
Here it is on 24 June 1998, passed by Stagecoach Cumberland 749, one of the ubiquitous and versatile Alexander bodied Volvo B10Ms.