Emsworth and District

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Emsworth and District is an independent bus operator in Hampshire and Sussex, owned by Paul and Marion Lea and their daughter Caren. Despite its name, its buses are most likely to be seen in Havant, the town neighbouring Emsworth.

They operate many rural and urban services in Havant and Emsworth. The services started at deregulation with the operation of route 121. It is the first of Emsworth & District's distinct service pattern - commercially operated school services. Its primary route is route 27 which goes from Rowland's Castle through to Southbourne. They operate school services for Chichester High School and Bourne Community College.

The coach fleet operates all-year round UK and European excursions and tours, private hire, and rail replacement. Three coaches are fitted with wheelchair lifts.

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[edit] Services

[edit] Regular

Monday to Saturday
Monday to Saturday
Weekdays
Weekdays
Wednesdays only

[edit] School

All operate on schooldays only.

31A, 31B, 44A, 44B, 121, 147, 605, 611, 629, 634, 636, 638, 639

[edit] Fleet

[edit] Bus

Emsworth and District operate a fleet of step-entrance buses on its services. Here is a full line-up

[edit] Heritage

As well as above, Emsworth and District also operate a heritage fleet. Many of which are currently undergoing restoratation. The oldest bus in the heritage fleet was built in 1970.

[edit] Coach

To supplement its bus fleet, the company also own a number of coaches. These coaches are normally used on long distance excursions but are sometimes hired out. The oldest coach was built in 1981.

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