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• Newark-based operator W Gash & Sons is being taken
30th March 1989, Page 18
30th March 1989
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Page 18, 30th March 1989
— • Newark-based operator W Gash & Sons is being taken
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over by Lincolnshire Road Car company, leaving most buses in the Newark area under the control of the two companies' owner, Yorkshire Traction.
Gash and LRC already compete on town and country services from garages in Newark. Yorkshire Traction is buying 16 new 33-seaters to take the pressure off its heavily-loaded minibus routes, and is replacing some full-size buses. So far, 10 long-wheelbase MCW Metroriders have been delivered to join the first of six Optare StarRiders on the company's Townlink routes.