most of which will be dating from the 1950s and 1960s, will appear on route 19 between Finsbury Park and Battersea Bridge. The number 19 bus route in London was established in 1906 and has followed ...

Measuring at just seven foot wide, London's second narrowest home, has hit the market for an astonishing figure.

A journey on the bus is completely free, and some lucky passengers may even get a vintage ticket to take home. Fans of London buses can also visit the museum which is open daily at Brooklands Museum ...

Ride a bus like this (albeit not this exact route) for free this March. Image: Clive A Brown via creative commons Fancy hopping on a heritage bus, and not even paying a fare for the privilege?

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The big red double-decker bus has been a stalwart of London life and a globally recognised symbol of the city for over 100 years. In those 100 years, those buses have gone through several iterations.