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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy 2M69CFD -
England, UK
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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy 2RD2597 - Fortune's Kippers, Henrietta Street, Whitby
The Fortune's family has been making and supplying quality kippers in Whitby at their smokehouse in Whitby since 1872. It is the 5th generation of the Fortune's family who are currently running the business and a 6th generation is lined up to follow in their ancestors' footsteps.
The quality of Fortune's Kippers is renowned throughout the world, not just in the UK. The family firm received a Les Routiers award in 2002 and were nominated for Local Food Hero for the last 3 years. Their kippers are recommended for their superior taste and flavour in many Good Food Guides.
Members of the Royal Family have also been known to enjoy their kippers and HRH the Princess Anne has written to the current owners telling them how much she enjoys them.
Many celebrity chefs have spoken of their admiration of the quality of Fortune's Kippers including Rick Stein, Two Fat Ladies, the late Gary Rhodes, Brian Turner and James Martin.
The various chefs have spread the word across the globe and there are now people from Australia, New Zealand and Canada who travel to Whitby to visit the famed smokehouse and to sample the renowned kippers.
Generations of Fortune's family:
William Fortune (born 1829) Founded the business in 1873
Martyn Fortune (son, born 1870)
William Fortune (son, born 1898)
William Fortune (son, born 1929)
Barry & Derek Brown (nephews) are the current owners
22 Henrietta St, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England, UK, YO22 4DW
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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy 2JJGB4T -
England, Great Britain , UK
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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy 2JJGB51 -
England, Great Britain , UK
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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy H4EGBY - Warrington Bus Interchange
The building opened on 21 August 2006, next to the site of a temporary terminus that had been in use for the past thirteen months. The new interchange was built in conjunction with the extension and upgrade of the adjoining Golden Square shopping centre, and replaced the previous bus station which dated from 1979.
The interchange consists of 19 departure stands, numbered from 1 to 19, all of which employ a drive-in reverse-out layout. Each stand has a computerised information screen which also ties into the real-time information system. All stands are served from the main concourse building, which contains toilets, two coffee shops, and a combined travel and tourist information office. There is access to the shopping centre via escalators and lifts. The exits on the eastern side of the building lead onto Winwick Street, on which can be found a taxi rank and Warrington Central railway station within around 100 metres.
The bus station is the terminus for all local bus services within Warrington. Regional services operate to neighbouring cities Liverpool, Manchester and Chester, as well as to Wigan, Leigh, The Trafford Centre, Altrincham, Northwich, Runcorn, Widnes and St Helens. A small number of National Express long distance coach services operate to destinations including London, Edinburgh, Bristol, Southend-on-Sea and Southport . The majority of bus services are operated by Network Warrington, who have their own information office within the main concourse selling season tickets. Other services are provided by Arriva North West, Halton Transport, and First Greater Manchester
Centrelink
Stand 1 is the departure point for the Centrelink bus service, which operates on a circular route around the town centre via the Town Hall, Bank Quay station, Centre Park business park, the market and Central station. The service runs every 20 minutes during Monday to Friday daytimes.
Winwick St, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK
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Description: Tony Smith image Alamy PCGHMM - First Bus double-decker carrying Pulse service branding stands beside the pavement in Leeds city centre, West Yorkshire, with its electronic destination display reading Sorry, not in service . The predominantly silver vehicle is photographed against modern commercial buildings in the central LS1 area, creating an urban public transport scene associated with everyday bus operations in one of the largest cities in northern England.
The illuminated message across the front indicates that the bus is temporarily unavailable to passengers, despite the prominent Pulse branding and upper-deck slogan referring to frequent services. Such displays may be used when a vehicle is travelling between a depot and its operating route, being repositioned between journeys, returning after completing service, undergoing driver changeover or being withdrawn because of an operational issue.
The image shows the practical distinction between a bus being physically present on the street and actually being available for public use. This makes it relevant to editorial coverage of service reliability, passenger frustration, cancelled or curtailed journeys, fleet management, bus shortages, timetable disruption and the wider challenges facing urban public transport operators.
The vehicle has two passenger decks, a large front windscreen, electronic route display, commercial advertising and the familiar livery associated with First Bus operations. Reflections in the windows, the darkened street and surrounding office architecture give the photograph an evening or low-light city-centre atmosphere.
Bus services are an important part of the transport network across Leeds and West Yorkshire, carrying commuters, shoppers, students and visitors while helping connect neighbourhoods with employment, retail, education and leisure destinations. Their reliability, frequency, accessibility and affordability are recurring subjects of public and political discussion.
Park Row, Leeds, UK
