Seaview Coaches took three of these Spanish built Beulas bodied MAN coaches in 2008, and one of them is seen as visitors arrive at Plymouth Bretonside in June. I think they are based in Poole.
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They are indeed based in Poole, and one of South Dorset's interesting coach firms, especially so for the Beulas and Noge coaches they operate.
Poole's other interesting operator, Roadliner, may have a somewhat shaky future. See here
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