• NOT a Happy New Year for train passengers in Fleet

  By Lou_101 at 14:30 on 02/01/12

  

  2012 isn't starting happily for already hard-pressed train passengers in Fleet who are facing above inflation rail fare increases, which start today (January 2nd). Weekday train fares between Fleet and Farnborough have gone up by a staggering 8.3 per cent. The local increases are among many hefty fare hikes across northeast Hampshire and west Surrey, announced by the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC). The 8.3 per cent...

• 10% discount on taxi journeys in Fleet with this voucher

  By Lou_101 at 09:54 on 12/12/11

  

  Footprint Taxis is offering a 10% discount on fares this Christmas. To qualify for this discount you need to first have this voucher - see photo. If you cannot print it out  - get your's by contacting the firm on 01252 844844 or email bookings@footprint-cars.co.uk

• Special bus service for Christmas shopping in Fleet

  By Lou_101 at 09:33 on 12/12/11

  

  You can avoid carpark and traffic jam heachaches this Christmas. Fleet Link is running a special Xmas shopper bus service into town. You don't need to book - just turn up on one of the dates below: Monday 12th and 19th December Thursday 15th and 22nd December The services runs from The Verne via Linkway to the town centre, and then back again. It's free for bus pass holders or £1.50 for a single fare/£3 return. The...

• New Community Bus Service For Fleet Residents

  By Fact0tem at 13:32 on 12/08/10

  

  Underserved public transport users in Fleet, Church Crookham and Elvetham Heath are now able to use a new bus service to travel around the local area. Operating from Monday to Saturday every week, the Fleet Link is designed to help those with mobility issues and people who live in areas of the community that are not served by conventional bus routes. Replacing the Call and Go service, the Fleet Link is usually able to pick...

• Coach firm collapses with the loss of 40 jobs

  By Fleet People at 11:00 on 12/08/10

  

  LONG established Devon transport firm Dawlish Coaches is to go into liquidation with the loss of nearly 40 jobs. Employees have been told they will have to apply to the Government's Redundancy Payments Office to claim outstanding wages, redundancy money, pay in lieu of notice, and holiday entitlement. Insolvency firm Begbies Traynor were appointed to help the directors put the firm into voluntary liquidation following a board...

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