Paul Halford
Journalist at routeONE
Journalist at Diversified Communications
Freelancer in athletics/running journalism/PR (Trail Running mag, England Athletics, NAL, EME News, WMRA + others).
Articles
-
1 week ago |
route-one.net | Paul Halford
Alexander Dennis has announced it has delivered 12 new Enviro400EV to Arriva London for use on Transport for London’s (TfL) SL6 route. The double-decker buses, which are part of a larger order of 30, are the first examples of the manufacturer’s latest-generation battery-electrics to enter service in London. The new Enviro400EV will travel between West Croydon and Russell Square on the limited-stop, peak-hours service, of which Arriva London took over operation in March.
-
1 week ago |
route-one.net | Paul Halford
Oxford Bus Company and Thames Travel will mark Mental Health Awareness Week by bringing back its Chatty Bus initiative. In partnership with the charity Restore, volunteers will be on board Oxford Bus Company’s 5A service from 0900hrs to 1500hrs on 14 May. The aim is to encourage social interaction and tackle loneliness during Mental Health Awareness Week on 12-18 May.
-
1 week ago |
route-one.net | Paul Halford
Local Transport Minister Simon Lightwood today met with coach sector representatives ahead of National Coach Week to pledge government support for growth of the industry. The MP for Wakefield and Rothwell visited Star Coaches, just outside his constituency in Batley, to meet staff and RHA leaders as the sector prepares for a week-long celebration of coach’s value on 12-18 May.
-
3 weeks ago |
route-one.net | Paul Halford
More than 450,000 passengers used contactless payments on buses in the first month of the Bee Network’s integrated “tap and go” capped fares scheme in Manchester. The “tap and go” process was introduced by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) on buses on 24 March, having been available on Metrolink trams since 2019. The integration means that passengers using contactless will have fares capped at new daily and weekly rates across bus and tram.
-
3 weeks ago |
route-one.net | Paul Halford
Stagecoach East Scotland is to offer free bus travel to guide dog trainers when travelling with their canine trainees, as part of a joint initiative with the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. Being able to travel confidently on public transport from when young is a key requirement for guide dogs.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 254
- Tweets
- 2K
- DMs Open
- No
For an article for @AthleticsWeekly, I am interested to hear views on kit sustainability. Would you consider repairing old kit or would you not want to seen in ancient gear? You can help by answer six questions on this survey: https://t.co/02ibU6FoZs @TheGreenRunnerz
Definitely woolly hat and coat weather for Bedford Athletics Stadium today. https://t.co/k7Le3APr3I
Preparing a spreadsheet printout of PBs ahead of reporting on tomorrow's @EnglandAthletic championships. Too much time on my hands or good preparation? https://t.co/pBWEHK3ijw
