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Staffordshire Police Volvo V90 B5 MHEV AWD Auto Dog Section Vehicle.
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Leyland Fleetline FE30AGR
ECW H43/32F
A June 1981 view shows this vehicle on its way to Bangour Hospital with service 199. Service 199 took over from the 144 service, (originally Edinburgh to Mid Calder via Kirknewton, then from 1978 East Calder to Bangour), and was rerouted Kirknewton to the hospital upon the opening of Livingston Bus Station in March 1979.
Note the lack of depot code and absence of fleet names.
The sign on the verge to the front of the bus was a route direction sign. With the alteration of services around the new town of Livingston, these were seen on the approaches to many of the road junctions. The sign on the lamppost at the junction behind the vehicle denotes the new access to MOD 324 engineer park. Now long gone, this had seven large sheds housing many different types of construction machinery for the Royal Engineers. It also had railway sidings and loading ramps situated between the two rows of sheds.
SN16 OSG is an AD E20D/AD Enviro 200MMC new to First Glasgow in June 2016 as their 67100. It is one of 10 from the 2016/17 First Group order for new buses and upgrades service 500 (Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station-Glasgow Airport).
2021 Volvo V90 Dog Support Unit Based between Longton Police Station & Staffordshire Police Headquaters!
A scene from Shettleston in May 1980 at the same point as my last picture from 2021, at the east Eastbank/Eastmuir end of Shettleston Road.
The Greater Glasgow Atlantean LA1116 is on the 1 service to its Shettleston terminus and the Eastern Scottish Fleetline DD57 is on the 230 service from Parkhead to Easterhouse soon to turn left onto Gartocher Road. Both buses display the PTE's Trans-Clyde logo a 1970s attempt to provide an integrated and interlinking transport system in the Glasgow area but even then the PTE and SBG did not use the same bus stops in the city.
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Eastern Scottish Leyland Fleetline OSG 59V moved with the Baillieston depot operations onto Midland at its nearby Stepps Depot in March 1985 before it became part of the new Kelvin Scottish fleet in June 1985.
OSG 59V became F178 in the new Kelvin fleet and is seen here in the first Kelvin livery but with the yellow front addition on a grimy day in March 1986, still on its old haunts on the 301 service in Easterhouse heading towards Parkhead and Bridgeton.
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Tank Barge / Towing Vessel
Year Built: 2011 / 2011
Flag: US / US
Home Port: Wilmington DE / Wilmington DE
The last of a batch of twelve dual door Lynx II buses, 177 - 188 (H177 - 188 OSG).
ss8307 H188 OSG Broxburn 1991e cpy
The main reason I wanted to get to the Errol auction last August was to see this Sunny, not so much for the car itself but for the fact it was bought from "Livingston Motor Co Ltd" - from memory this was a rebranding of what had been AFG Livingston, and later became Renault Livingston, and is still there today as Evans Halshaw Motorhouse. I grew up in the area and still remember what it was like before the showroom was built, and indeed the original "Craigshill Garage" still stands as a reminder of how Livingston looked back in the early days. I can still remember levering badges off a late 70s Citroen CX GTi that was parked at the back of that garage.
A Call To Denmark: StandUp for the Pilot Whales
VIDEO :
Sea Shepherd To Speak Bedore Danish Parliamentary Committee Tomorrow.
StandUp Against for the Pilot Whales
On Wednesday November 18, Sea Shepherd representatives will stand up in Danish parliament to present their opinion on the grindadráp.
On the eve of the presentation, Sea Shepherd crewmember and Danish citizen, Lukas Erichsen, calls on the citizen’s of Denmark to StandUp and demand that the government of Denmark withdraw its support of slaughter of pilot whales in the Faroe Islands. Lukas has participated in two Sea Shepherd pilot whale defense campaigns in the Faroe Islands, including this year’s Operation Sleppid Grindini.
“The Danish government should not be using Danish resources, and Danish tax money, and Danish police, and Danish Navy to stop passionate people – compassionate people – from saving lives.”
Photo : Sea Shepherd
Eastern Scottish DD59 a Leyland Fleetline with ECW body heads along Shettleston Road in November 1982 on the 305 service from Parkhead to Garthamlock, the outer circle of the 304/305 that would return via Provanhall.
OSG 59V was one of 25 new Fleetlines (DD51 to 75) delivered to Eastern in 1979 and of 8 allocated to Baillieston Depot when the Easterhouse services were converted to One Man Operation.
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Eastern Scottish Leyland Fleetline DD58 reaches the tree lined end of Hallhill Road in Barlanark before crossing Edinburgh Road into Easterhouse on its long journey on the 301 back into Glasgow City Centre.
OSG 58V was one 8 new Fleetlines (DD57 to 64) allocated to Baillieston Depot in 1979 when the Easterhouse services were converted to One Man Operation.
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Refreshed Kyla at the christmasy OSGrid`s LBSA plaza! Want to really thank my friend Mac for this beautiful outfit and new look! ** ^^
Processing: Some afterglow on the shiny pieces, contrast