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1  All across the Great Western territory / Buses and other ways to travel / Re: 'Bristol Greyhound' bus service returns as Pier Buses on: April 15, 2013, 10:29:36
Thanks for the welcome Chris.

The Clevedon News story about the new X7 bus is now online, it can be seen on our website at www.clevedonnews.org.uk

Thanks to the various drivers who were very helpful during the making of this film!!
2  All across the Great Western territory / Buses and other ways to travel / Re: 'Bristol Greyhound' bus service returns as Pier Buses on: April 11, 2013, 09:58:10
Thanks for the 'Seniors' info, Trainer. I have just filmed the cream and green X7 passing the bottom of my road, as you observed - it was empty as far as I could see through the viewfinder!

I will try my Bus Pass on the next one in an hour.
3  All across the Great Western territory / Buses and other ways to travel / Re: 'Bristol Greyhound' bus service returns as Pier Buses on: April 11, 2013, 08:17:43
I make a local newsreel called Clevedon News and I plan to make a short item about this new X7 to be published online next week at www.clevedonnews.org.uk
I hasten to add that I have no contact with Bristol Greyhound and the newsreel is made purely as a hobby.
One thing I haven^t yet been able to verify is ^ are the Diamond Travel (Bus Passes for the elderly) accepted on this service??
If they are accepting these cards, then I plan to film the journey from Clevedon to Bristol on the 10.42 - X7 today (11 April) from Six Ways, Clevedon.
I wonder if bristolgreyhoundltd would care to meet me at Temple Meads for a short interview?
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