With gne having a more proactive social media presence would it not be a good idea to remind people via Facebook  Twitter ext when the short notice cancellation buses are due but arnt running? The  other half waited at market street in the rain for 28b. It hasnt come. Shes now on 56 to gateshead then and getting lift home. Buts shes text me saying nowt on Twitter... but it is on the app in short notice cancellations. If it had been posted on Twitter say before the previous 28a/b was due she would have left early and got that one... or stay out longer and got next one... just a thought...

Date has been confirmation as the 29th of August

Unfortunately a date has not been confirmed yet

14th of August is mentioned on the website but has a to be confirmed

Date has been confirmation as 31st of July 2022

Last year beamish held a bus running day at beamish with visiting buses 

It was a success that this year a two day event is being held for a gathering of buses on the 16th & 17th July's 2022

Held in partnership with the North East Bus Preservation Trust & Beamish Museum

Durham Fathers Day Rally confirmed date is 19th June

Metrocentre Bus & Coach Rally 2022 confirmed 15th May

A photo on Facebook has appeared today showing possible 6336/6337 at Saltmedows in a new livery unbranded 

Title is long I know but the 500 group of Teesside confirmed on there website the Transporter Bridge event in April will not happen this year or mostly like not there again. Down below is what they have said about the event

Sadly, it is not proved practical to organise a 2022 Teesside Running Day in its traditional April slot nor at its Transporter Bridge base. We are looking for an alternative venue, perhaps for a reduced, September event and we will provide updates here

Go North East Pride news today confirming a new Pride branded bus in time for Sunderland Pride 

Since then, Go North East has introduced more Pride-branded buses to its fleet, not only to visit Pride celebrations in the region with, but to show the company’s support for the LGBTQ+ community year-round; Go North East’s Pride branded buses can often be seen serving customers in many communities across the North East.

Go North East will once again support Pride events this year, with events taking place in Durham, Newcastle and Sunderland. To show its ongoing commitment Go North East plans to rebrand a bus using the Progress Flag to attend Sunderland Pride and serve communities in and around Sunderland too.

The Progress Flag is a development of the well-known Rainbow Flag – a symbol of the LGBTQ+ community – and incorporates light blue, pink and white to represent the trans, non-binary and intersex communities, and black and brown to show support for marginalised LGBTQ+ communities of colour.