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

The third of the three documents relating to a private hire job carried out by Morley’s Grey for a pre-Christmas outing for the staff of Mildenhall based Kirby Pharmaceuticals. The set includes the quotation, then the invoice and finally the statement of account with payment receipt attached.

Saturday 3 August 1985 – Morley’s Grey Coaches of West Row JRM 76L, a Plaxton Panorama Elite bodied Bedford YRT, which had been acquired from Heyfordian although had been new to Noel Hamilton of Workington, Cumberland in 1973. It was seen heading down St. Andrew’s Street, Mildenhall. The buildings on the right are recognisable today although the B&M (originally Budgen’s then Wilko) store occupies the site on the left.

Saturday 3 August 1985 – Morley’s Grey Coaches of West Row JRM 76L, a Plaxton Panorama Elite bodied Bedford YRT, seen at King Street, Mildenhall. It had been acquired from Heyfordian although had been new to Noel Hamilton of Workington, Cumberland in 1973.

Sunday 20 May 1984 – Morley’s Grey Coaches, which closed in the summer of 1985, was based in West Row near Mildenhall and was the largest independent coach operator in the district. CDX 895Y, a Plaxton Paramount 3500 bodied Volvo B10M new in February 1983, carried the name of John Hilary Travel, an East Anglian based travel agent. A rather poor photograph taken at King Street, Mildenhall.