Greater Manchester Buses 1986-2006 AC25 The Abode transformed a sleepy

The Abode transformed a sleepy

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Greater Manchester Buses 1986-2006 AC25 The Abode transformed a sleepyManchester and its surrounds, such as Bolton, Wigan, Rochdale, Oldham and Stockport, have always been a haven for bus enthusiasts, with a wide variety of operators and liveries to be seen. Deregulation in 1986 changed the scene dramatically with the appearance of numerous independent companies some of which were short lived while others survived for many years or were swallowed up by the major national conglomerates such as Arriva, FirstBus and