Geldards Coaches

Geldards Coaches was a privately owned company bus company operating services around Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. It operated regular cross city urban services in Leeds on a commercial basis. A large proportion of its work was coach trips as well as private hire and school contracts.

Geldards Coaches
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ParentTerry Geldard
Founded1991
DefunctSeptember 2015
HeadquartersFarnley
Service areaWest Yorkshire
Service typeBus & coach services
HubsLeeds
Bradford
Fleet64 (June 2013)
Websitewww.geldardscoaches.co.uk

History

Geldards Coaches was a family run business. It was founded in 1991 by Terry Geldard, who owned the company. Between 1991 and 2002 the company was run in conjunction with a longer established greengrocers. The first bus routes began operation in 1995 under the Bigfoot Buses name, but this operation was sold to Taylors Coaches in September 1998. Local bus service operation restarted in 2008.[1]

Owing to a fire at their depot in August 2015 Geldards Coaches went into administration in September 2015 and subsequently ceased trading.[2]

Fleet

As at June 2013 the fleet consisted of 64 buses and coaches.[3]

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See also

References
  1. Lidstone, John G (February 2008). "Fleet in Focus: Geldards Coaches". Buses (635): 60.
  2. Ward, Eleanor (17 September 2015). "Yorkshire coach company enters administration". Business Sale Report. Retrieved 20 September 2015.
  3. Geldards Coaches Archived 22 October 2013 at the Wayback Machine Sheffield Omnibus Enthusiasts Society 11 June 2013
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