David Slater (Spoddendale)'s photos with the keyword: Spoddendale

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0813) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 88 (DK09 ELH), a Wright Eclipse Urban bodied Volvo B7RLE new in June 2009, seen turning outside Warrington bus station.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0814) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) operates about six secondhand Alexander ALX400 bodied double deckers although I didn’t not which this one was. Possibly one of the former London Central B7TLs which was seen leaving Warrington bus station.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0816) – Warrington Borough Transport Transport (Network Warrington) 88 (DK09 ELH), a Wright Eclipse Urban bodied Volvo B7RLE new in June 2009, seen just after leaving Warrington bus station. The bus station building appears in the background.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0816) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 97 (YJ13 HKD), an Optare Versa new in March 2013, seen turning outside Warrington bus station. Service 17 is branded Connect17, the service has its own website.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0818) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 188 (BD51 YCR), a Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied B7TL new in October 2001 to London United, seen approaching Warrington bus station. The bus station building is on the right.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0819) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 74 (DK07 EZM), a Wright Cadet bodied VDL new in February 2007, seen turning outside Warrington bus station.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0819) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 102 (YJ13 FKL), an Optare Versa Hybrid new in November 2012, seen turning outside Warrington bus station. It carries the eco-friendly livery.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0819) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 188 (BD51 YCR), a Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied B7TL new in October 2001 to London United, seen in Warrington bus station. It carries a full height rear end advert for a local National Trust property at Quarry Bank, Cheshire.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0821) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 102 (YJ13 FKL), an Optare Versa Hybrid new in November 2012, seen in Warrington bus station. It carries the eco-friendly livery.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0825) – On board Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 102 (YJ13 FKL), an Optare Versa Hybrid new in November 2012, leaving Warrington bus station on circular service 1 to Westy. A very red interior.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0835) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 102 (YJ13 FKL), an Optare Versa Hybrid new in November 2012, seen at Reynolds Street/Whitley Avenue in Westy. It carries the eco-friendly livery.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0835) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 102 (YJ13 FKL), an Optare Versa Hybrid new in November 2012, seen at Reynolds Street/Whitley Avenue in Westy. It carries the eco-friendly livery.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0848) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 53 (DK55 OMM), a Wright Merit bodied VDL new in January 2006. This body style was identical to the Wright Cadet and known by that name when bought direct through Wrightbus. When bought through Volvo it was known as the Merit. It was seen leaving Warrington bus station on service 22 to Vulcan Village. The Vulcan Foundry Limited, famous as a builder of railway locomotives and railway infrastructure (bridges and track etc) that were exported worldwide, was one of the largest employers around the Newton-le-Willows area. The company disappeared following a number of different owners and little is now left to mark it was ever there except for a modern day industrial estate bearing the name and a small number of company built homes for its employees. A small cluster of those terraced properties stand to the south east of Newton-le-Willows known as Vulcan Village where the bus is heading. The terminus of service 22 is Manchester Row adjacent to Sheffield Row, Liverpool Row and Derby Row.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0849) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 60 (DK56 MLX), a Wright bodied VDL new in January 2006, seen just after leaving Warrington bus station. The bus station building appears in the background. This body style was identical to the Wright Cadet and known by that name when bought direct through Wrightbus. When bought through Volvo it was known as the Merit.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0849) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 78 (YJ57 BPK), a Wright Cadet bodied VDL new in January 2008, seen on layover in Warrington bus station. It carries advertising for the Network Warrington ‘Touch & Go’ student card.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0851) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 80 (YJ57 BPU), a Wright Cadet bodied VDL new in January 2008, seen arriving at Warrington bus station. The two bridges carry the A57 road (Midland Way) and the railway lines through Warrington Central station.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0852) – A general view of Warrington bus station. The cream and red bus is Halton Borough Transport 93 (MIG 8177 ex YT09 BKZ), a Scania OmniCity. The darker red buses are those of Network Warrington (Warrington Borough Transport) and one blue Arriva bus completes the scene.

Saturday 17 June 2017 (0859) – Warrington Borough Transport (Network Warrington) 97 (YJ13 HKD), an Optare Versa new in March 2013, seen turning in to Warrington bus station. Service 17 is branded Connect17, the service has its own website.