Wilfreda Beehive

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Wilfreda Beehive
Wilfreda Beehive logo.jpg
Wilfreda Beehive MAN - Beaulas Cygnus - PN07 EHM Sheffield Wednesday team coach. Leyton E10 - Flickr - sludgegulper.jpg
Beulas Cygnus bodied MAN 18.400 in Sheffield in March 2012
ParentScholey family
Founded1949
HeadquartersAdwick-le-Street
Service typeBus & coach services
Depots1
Fleet40 (October 2013)
Chief executiveSue Scholey
Websitewww.wilfreda.co.uk
www.eagre.co.uk/

Wilfreda Beehive[1] is a bus and coach operator based in Adwick-le-Street, Doncaster.

History[]

Wilfreda Luxury Coaches was formed in 1949 by Bill and Marie Scholey, and remains in family ownership. At first it operated coach services from a depot at Ranskill, near Bawtry. Between 1993 and 1998 it operated many bus services, but sold them and its service buses to Mainline Group just before the latter was absorbed by First South Yorkshire in 1998.

In 2001 Wilfreda began operating service buses again. It operates a mixed fleet ranging from modern high quality coaches to old double-deckers. Many of its routes are school services or South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive contracts, a large number of which have been won from other operators in recent years. However, it more recently has restarted operating competitive commercial services, such as the 52. In 2006, the company took over Eagre Coaches, Gainsborough[2] which runs many coach tours and holidays.

In 2012 the company stopped all bus services

Fleet[]

As at October 2013 the fleet consisted of 40 buses and coaches.[3]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ Companies House extract company no 474455 Wilfred Luxury Coaches Limited
  2. ^ Companies House extract company no 4397361 Eagre Coaches Limited
  3. ^ Wilfreda Beehive Sheffield Omnibus Enthusiasts Society 11 October 2013

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