But in one hidden corner of Bristol there is a bus stop still waiting to see its first ever bus - and it will never ever come. This simple little pole and bus stop sign is a familiar sight all ...

The Bristol bus boycott began in August 1963, when the then Bristol Omnibus Company refused to hire black drivers, after Guy Bailey was barred from a job interview because of the colour of his skin.

Bristol Live readers have been engaging in lively debate in our comments section following the recent announcement of a £90 million investment in electric buses for Bristol. The Local Transport ...

A Bristol bus boycott member has received an apology from the council, 60 years after he was denied a job. The Lord Mayor has written to Guy Reid-Bailey OBE, ...

The 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott led the Bristol Omnibus Company to change its racist policies that stopped black people from working on the buses. Original campaigners Dr Paul Stephenson OBE, ...

The inspiration for the artwork came from the larger Big Bristol Bus Boycott Takeover, an event planned by the non-profit organisation Curiosity UnLtd to honour the 60th anniversary in 60 ways.

BRISTOL, Va. (WCYB) — Keep your eyes peeled -- one of the Bristol, Virginia Transit buses has a new design. The new bus has a wrap design that city leaders say cultivates a sense of identity and ...

Changes are being made to Bristol’s bus network this autumn in readiness for the arrival of new electric buses from next year, according to First West of England. Among a number of changes to ...

Bristol Live readers have been engaging in lively debate in our comments section following the recent announcement of a £90 million investment in electric buses for Bristol.. The Local Transport ...

A Bristol bus boycott member has received an apology from the council, 60 years after he was denied a job. The Lord Mayor has written to Guy Reid-Bailey OBE, who helped overturn a ban by Bristol ...