Mayne are a long established Manchester independent, operating services to the east of the city. Following deregulation, the company abandoned its traditional Stevenson Square terminus for Piccadilly and expanded its network.
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Roe bodied Daimler Fleetline LRJ 213P approaches Stevenson Square Bus Station in September 1985. |
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Mayne had an increased vehicle requirement as it prepared for deregulation. This ECW bodied Bristol VRT was new in 1978 and is seen at Piccadilly Bus Station in 1987 with a service for Micklehurst. |
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LRJ 213P seen in Manchester Piccadilly on the post deregulation 233 service to Tameside Hospital in 1997. |
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Greater Manchester Transport had a number of vehicles surplus to requirements following introduction of its post deregulation network including this Daimler Fleetline with Northern Counties standard bodywork. GMT's loss was Mayne's gain - former 7474 is seen in Piccadilly Bus Station in 1987 with a departure for Littlemoss. |
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Formerly a Southbus, Mayne Scania N112/East Lancs (E704EFG) in Oldham Street, a vehicle new to Brighton & Hove in 1986 (as their 704). The bus seems to be a little vague as to its destination when seen on 21st May 2005. |
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Mayne 29, an Dennis Trident with East Lancs bodywork seen departing Victoria Station with a departure for Mossley, Stalybridge and Carrbrook on 21st May 2005. |
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