Cambus in 1986

Cambus was formed from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough operations of Eastern Counties. The Peterborough operations were eventually separated, although both companies are now part of the Stagecoach empire.

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	Bristol VRT/ECW 741 leaves Drummer Street Bus Station with a Cambridge to Newmarket service on 25th July 1986.
	Another view of Bristol VRT/ECW 741. The bus carries a blue variation of the National Bus Company's express bus livery. (25/7/86)
	Bristol VRT/ECW 752 carries the remnants of National Holidays livery as it leaves Drummer Street for March on 25th July 1986.
	Cambus carried a blue variation of the National Bus Company's standard livery. VR614 is seen in central Cambridge with a local service on 25th July 1986.
	Cambus 213, a Leyland National Mark 1 in central Cambridge with a Cherry Hinton service on 25th July 1986.

Thanks to Richard Haughey (Busman in Cambridge) for assistance in preparing this page.

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This page was updated on April 13, 2008