Lothian Buses attracted a large number of visitors to their Doors Open Days event at Marine garage in Edinburgh. Visiting heritage vehicles from Lathalmond Bus Museum helped to demonstrate the history of the fleet from tramway replacement services in the 1950s up to the present day. Positioned at the far end of the line up […]
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A ferry service has connected Cromarty and Nigg across the Cromarty Firth for centuries. It is known as the Route of Kings, as the monarchs of ancient times used it as the highway of the seas while on pilgrimage to visit the shrine of St Duthac at Tain. The establishment of the Nigg oil fabrication yard in the 1970s
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The September SAPT meeting discussed a range of accessibility problems and possible solutions. Many stations in Scotland have hazards associated with ‘Mind the Gap’ or and/low platforms. Some stations require the use of steps which cause problems for those with mobility issues. The use of portable ramps at locally steep angles can cause additional hazards
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