Also putting in an appearance was Sunbeam Luxury Coaches Yutong GT G25 SUN which was heading westbound.
My thanks to Dan for the continuing supply of photos.
Roy

Whilst visiting the bus lists on the web website, Reece Collison discovered the registrations of the
fourteen new FirstBus Norwich Wright StreetDeck Electroliners which are reproduced below:-
I am grateful to Reece for sharing the information
Roy
Stephen Purkiss tells me 'another coach that has very recently returned to the Sanders fleet is this Van Hool bodied VDL SB4000 type number 805 - W20 SCL “Arthur Charles Gray” which is captured about to pass the Magpie Close turn while heading along Nightjar Road at Holt'.
He continues 'Originally delivered new to London based Anderson Travel of Bermondsey in May 2007 with registration YJ07 JWK this coach previously joined Sanders from New Enterprise of Tonbridge in May 2009 and was later allocated fleet number 803. Having received Sanders cherished plate 537 FN in January 2017 it regained its original registration YJ07 JWK in February 2020 when the 537 FN plate was transferred to then recently acquired Caetano Levante bodied Volvo B9R type 922 - FJ11 GMU'.



David Slater continues to keep us up to date regarding local Flixbus activity and tells us that a second round trip was added to their service 083 yesterday






The East Norfolk Transport Users Association (ENTUA) is holding its Annual Public Open Meeting next Thursday 20th August 2026 at 14:15 at The Citadel on Yarmouth Way in Great Yarmouth
Representatives from the local train and bus operators will be in attendance to provide short presentations and will be available to answer questions and respond to ideas and complaints from the audience.
Everyone is welcome to attend and my thanks to Steve Hewitt of ENTUA for the information.
Roy
An interesting visitor to Norwich’s Castle Meadow seen earlier today by Dan High (a little off route) was privately owned London AEC Routemaster RML 2306 CUV 305C.
My thanks to Dan for the photo.
Roy
FirstBus Eastern Counties part open top Volvo B9TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 37796 LX59 CXO has returned to RH Bodyworks at Diss for further attention.
Roy
Some sad news to bring is the sudden passing of one of our regular contributors Colin White.
Colin passed away suddenly last week, he lived in Gorleston and was a big part of Terminus magazine for this area. We met many years ago through the hobby as Colin often requested photos for the magazine and information regarding the local scene, he visited me on numerous occasions at home where we shared stories and photos as well as regular contact via email. I'm sure Roy also shared contact with Colin over the years. A gentleman and he will be sadly missed by all he knew him I am sure.
Our thoughts are with his wife Ruth and all his family at this difficult time.
Rest in Peace Colin.
Grahame.
I was shocked to hear of this sad news, Grahame, and can only agree what a true gentleman Colin was. I first got to know him as editor of the Terminus magazine when I re-joined the Eastern Transport Collection group a long time ago after a considerable time of absence.
I also knew him through his requests for photos for that publication which I later followed up with the submission of many reports of local activity. I got to know him a bit more when both he and I were invited on an extensive tour of First Great Yarmouth's Caister Road depot by the operations manager at that time. Very enjoyable company and we kept in contact via email and met up on a number of occasions.
He will be sadly missed and I would like send my regards to his wife, family and friends. RIP Colin.
Roy