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Free car parking, free Beryl bike rides and discount bus travel are on offer to support high streets and Christmas shopping in the BCP Council area…

Yellow Buses are joining forces with the Bournemouth Reggae Weekender festival as an official partner to provide transport for the event. The reggae festival is being ,organised by Afro*disiac Live Radio CIC, is due to take place this weekend between July 30- August 1 at King’s Park. Yellow Buses will be running shuttle bus services between Poole and Christchurch and the venue, of which the price is already included with any entry ticket. Jay Thornton of Yellow Coaches, sister company of Yellow Buses, said they “are very proud to be supporting yet another popular and local event.�...

Family Fest takes place at The Meadows, starting on Saturday, July 24 and lasting all weekend. And all Yellow Buses ticket holders will be able to take advantage of the free shuttle service. Fiona Harwood, marketing and sales manager from Yellow Buses said: “As a locally owned and locally operated business, we are very pleased to be supporting Family Fest this year. “After the tough year everyone has had, it’s great to be bringing families together again.” Delivered by a small team of festival creators and festival makers from Bournemouth and Wimborne, all of the events team...

YELLOW Buses said it hopes for better infrastructure on Bournemouth's Westover Road following an incident in which a wheelchair user was denied access to a bus due to a low kerb. The individual was attempting to use the ramp to get onto a bus one evening last week, but because the kerb seemed to be lower where the bus had stopped it meant he could not board. This resulted in the gradient of the ramp being too steep for the person to access the bus and he had to try to find an alternative bus, with Yellow Buses hoping for better infrastructure as a result of the incident.

By Eddy Odivwri Our former Lagos State correspondent, Kola Ologbodiyan, the present National Publicity Secretary, of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in those days, would come back to the newsroom and regale us with stories of what they (the Alausa correspondents), did the previous night with the then Military Administrator, Col Buba Marwa (as he then was), who is now the Chairman of the Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). He (Kola) would tell us how the MILAD would go with the Correspondents into the Lagos city, at a very ungodly hour of the night, driving through various parts ...