Monday, 29 August 2011
Parish Motor Services in Oswestry
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I used to travel to school on Parish's Coaches from 1966 to 1973 and SUX614R was bought new a bit later. I think it was one of their first new purchases. Roy Evans was their senior driver so always got their best coach. Roger Parish was the owner, younger brother Ivor also drove for them. They were based in Morda just outside Oswestry and their colours were orange with black trim. I still remember most of the registrations and drivers' names from that era.
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