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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2013 22:23:13 GMT 1
Another long established bus company bites the dust. Although not a surprise as, along with many others, it has been struggling for years. The final nail in the coffin being the fatal coach crash last year that claimed the lives of three local people. Why was that the final nail, surely they must have been insured? Well yes they where but it's the extravagant insurance renewal cost thats hammered the nail home. Surely, there has to be something wrong here. You pay insurance to safeguard your company against such events but it is becoming increasingly more likely that, if your unfortunate to have one, the cost of renewal ensures that your company goes too.
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Post by RICEY on Dec 20, 2013 10:56:40 GMT 1
Beverly Bell has withdrawn their licence now after a pubic enquiry. Dont want to sound horrible but it was on the cards. Shame as they had a lovely olympian. RIp Merseypride version 2
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Post by buspilot on Dec 20, 2013 16:43:34 GMT 1
BBC North West news item on them losing the licence was badly researched and reported.
Time BBC NW got some new researchers and editors who can do their jobs properly. It was not the only story that fell into this hole this week.
It should be becoming embarasing for their management.
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Post by Biggles on Dec 26, 2013 21:10:37 GMT 1
Regarding the demise of bus company involved in the fatal crash. It was reported, rightly or not, that the removal of their licence was also to do with a long history of poor maintenance which surely would impact on safety ?
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