David Slater (Spoddendale)'s photos with the keyword: Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport

Thursday 18 June 2015 (1303) - Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport (HACT) YX09 EUU seen at St. Neots Market Place when working the 1300 Thursdays only service 28 to Gamlingay, The Gransdens and Longstowe. A tri-axle welfare style bus manufactured by Bluebird Vehicles.

Thursday 18 June 2015 (1303) - Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport (HACT) YX09 EUU seen leaving St. Neots Market Place when working the 1300 Thursdays only service 28 to Gamlingay, The Gransdens and Longstowe. A tri-axle welfare style bus manufactured by Bluebird Vehicles.

Thursday 18 June 2015 (1303) - Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport (HACT) YX09 EUU seen leaving St. Neots Market Place when working the 1300 Thursdays only service 28 to Gamlingay, The Gransdens and Longstowe. A tri-axle welfare style bus manufactured by Bluebird Vehicles.

Thursday 7 May 2015 (1013) - HACT (Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport) operates service 150 between Tilbrook, Kimbolton and St. Neots (four trips each way six days a week). Ford Transit mini-bus YS61 NCJ is seen passing the Snooty Tavern in Great Staughton when working the 1000 service from Tilbrook.

Thursday 18 September 2014 (1007) - HACT (Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport) operates public bus service 150 linking Tilbrook and St. Neots. Ford Transit mini-bus YS61 NCJ seen in Kimbolton when working the 1000 service from Tilbrook.

Thursday 18 September 2014 (1007) - HACT (Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport) operates public bus service 150 linking Tilbrook and St. Neots. Ford Transit mini-bus YS61 NCJ seen in Kimbolton when working the 1000 service from Tilbrook.

Thursday 18 September 2014 (1008) - HACT (Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport) operates public bus service 150 linking Tilbrook and St. Neots. Ford Transit mini-bus YS61 NCJ 1000 service from Tilbrook. The impressive building behind the wall in the background is the gateway to Kimbolton Castle, the home of the famous Kimbolton School, and was built in the 1760s. Henry VIII's first wife, Katherine of Aragon, died at the Castle in 1536 around the time the school was founded albeit in a different part of the village.