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Saturday, 3 October 2026

Trip to Bridgnorth / Wolverhampton 03-10-2026









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3798Bridgnorth, Adj SainsburysBridgnorth, Adj Oak Gardens9Arriva Midlands
3798Bridgnorth, Adj Oak GardensWolverhampton BS9Arriva Midlands
23Wolverhampton BSUnderhill, Wildtree Avenue11Lets Go!
15Underhill, Wildtree AvenueWolverhampton BS11Lets Go!
E1181Wolverhampton BSRoseville, after Bank StreetX8NX West Midlands
E1143Roseville, Bank StreetWolverhampton BS8NX West Midlands
2007Wolverhampton BSWednesfield, Bentley Bridge Retail Park9NX West Midlands


Today Matthew decided to go to Bridgnorth. Earlier in the week he had messaged and indicated that he wanted to go to Bridgnorth. Two weeks ago he had been stood at the Bridgenorth stand in Wolverhamnpton bus station and we have previously done the Bridgnorth service as far as Compton. Research for the trip consisted of looking at the local bus services, looking at the car parking and looking for somewhere suitable to have dinner as well as looking at the local bus tickets. We also checked the weather, which was due to be unseasonably warm, dry and sunny. Matthew woke up at 08:00 and had his medication. Matthew got up around 10:00 and had toast and orange juice for breakfast. After getting ready, around 11:30 we set off to pick up uncle Dave. We set off through Blurton and we ran along Beaconsfield Drive. We turned left onto Church Street. We crossed the A50 and we turned left onto Grove Road. We ran forwards onto Wheildon Road and we stopped to pick up uncle Dave. We continued down Wheildon Road and we turned right. We joined the Southbound A500 and we head through Hanford to Hanchurch and we joined the Southbound M6. As we travelled down the M6 we saw an unidentified FlixBus coach and an unidentified Ellison's coach. Further down towards the West Midlands we were passed by National Express liveried Selwyns BV74 LMJ on a #121 to Birmingham.


Selwyns BV74 LMJ on the M6
We came off the M6 at junction 12 and we headed Westwards along the A5. We crossed over the A449 and a few hundred yards along the road we had to make a diversion around a closed section of the A5. We turned left onto Claygates Road and we turned right onto Four Ashes Road. We continued onto Ivy House Lane and we re=joined the Westbound A5. We continued Westwards for a few miles. We ran past Weston Park and we crossed over the A41. We turned left onto the B4379 and we ran Southwards for a few miles into Shifnal. We turned right to follow the B4379 and we turned left onto the Southbound A4169. At the roundabout we turned right to continued following the A4169 and we ran out of Shifnal. We passed through The Hem and we veered left onto the B4379. After about a mile we went straight over a roundabout and onto the A442. We ran for a few more miles before we dropped into the steep sided vally and ran into Bridgnorth. After a missed turned we went along St Johns Street and we crossed over the River Severn on Bridge Street. We followed the B4363 Southwards before turning right. We passed the Severn Valley railway and we climbed the hill into the High Town. We ran forwards onto Pound Street and we turned right onto Whitburn Street. We turned left onto Old Smithfield and we pulled into Sainbury's and parked up. We walked back to the road and we turned right onto High Street. We stopped at the pub and Matthew went to the toilet. Mum ordered the food and drink and a short time later Matthew had a burger and fries with southern fried chicken, washed down with a glass of Coke. When we had finished eating, we said goodbye to mum and we headed to the main bus stop. We walked along the High Street and we turned left onto Old Smithfield. We crossed over the road and we waited by the bus stop. We saw Arriva Midlands 2148 on a town service.


Arriva Midlands 2148 in Bridgnorth
We let this bus go and a few minutes later it returned and then formed the #8 to Telford. We could have done this bus as an extra before we caught something else. A few minutes later we saw another bus approaching. As it got closer, we saw it was Arriva Midlands 3798 on a #9 to High Town.


Arriva Midlands 3798 in Bridgnorth
We got on the bus and I booked an Arriva Shropshire and Telford Day ticket at £9.30 before we sat down towards the back of the bus. We decided to do this ro the end of the run and then back to Wolverhampton. We set off along Old Smithfield and we turned left onto North Gate. We veered left onto Innage Road and we saw Select Bus 6 on layover. We turned left onto The Hookfield and right onto Victoria Road. We headed back into town along Sydney Cottage Drive and we turned right onto Victoria Road. We turned left onto Salop Street and we ran forwards onto Whitburn Street. We turned left onto Old Smithfield and we stopped outside of Sainbury's. We saw Select Bus 6 pull off on a #436 to Shrewsbury and Rotala Diamond 32312 on a #125 to Kidderminster. After a brief stop we continued towards Wolverhampton. We set off along Old Smithfield and we turned right onto High Street. We passed through the centre of the town and we continued onto New Road. We joined the B4363 and we turned right onto Brudge Street and we crossed over the river Severn. We turned left onto Mill Street and right onto Southbound A442. We turned left onto Stourbridge Road and we headed Eastwards. We joined the A458 and we ran past the Bridgnorth Aluminium factory. We turned left onto the A454 and we headed Northwards. After about 1/3 mile we turned right to follow the A454 Eastwards. We then had a fast run through the countryside as we approached Wolverhampton. As we ran Eastwards we could see a plume of smoke in the sky. We ran into Compton and we turned crossed over the Staffordshire and Worcestershire canal. We got to the junction of the A41 and we saw a fire engine going barreling past in the opposite direction. At the edge of Wolverhampton we turned right onto the ring road and we turned left onto Peel Street. We continued onto Pitt Street and we turned left onto Worcester Street. We turned right onto Cleveland Street and we turned left onto Carrick Street. We turned right onto Bilston Street and we ran to the ring road before turning left onto the ring road and entering the bus station from the South Eastern corner. The bus pulled onto the stand and we got up and got off the bus. Once off the bus we had a look around. We saw Chaserider 497 which was running out of service.


Chaserider 497 in Wolverhampton bus station
We headed out of the bus station and we walked along Queen Street. We went to the Little Dessrt Shop. Matthew had a slice of red velvet cheesecake washed down with a glass of Cherry Lemonade. When we had finished Matthew went to the toilet. Afterwards we went outside and we walked along Queen Street and met up with uncle Dave. We went into the bus station and we had a think what we could catch. We decided to have a ride on the old Lets Go1 Enviro 200's. We saw one on stand and as we got closer we saw it was Lets Go! 23 on a #11 to Underhill.


Lets Go! 23 in Wolverhampton bus station
We got on the bus and we bought nBus Day tickets at £5.50 before we sat down towards the back of the bus. We set off out of the bus station and we went out of the bus station onto the anti-clockwise ring road. We turned left onto Broad Street and we turned right onto Stafford Street. We crossed the ring road and we ran Northwards up the A449. We turned right onto the A460 and we ran under the railway line. We travelled Northwards for a couple of miles and we turned left onto Chesterton Road. We ran forwards onto Dickens Road and we turned right onto Tennyson Road. We turned right onto Wildtree Avenue and left onto Westcroft Avenue where the bus terminated. We got up and the bus was empty, so Matthew took a picture inside of Lets Go! 23 before we got off the bus.


Inside Lets Go! 23
Once off the bus Matthew took another picture of Lets Go! 23 before it returned to Wolverhamnpton.


Lets Go! 23 in Underhill
We headed into the shop and we bought a bottle of pop, a refresher chew, a chocolate bar and a flapjack. We went outside and Matthew ate the refresher chew. A short time later another bus appeared. As it got closer we saw it was Lets Go! 15 on a #11 to Wolverhampton.


Lets Go! 15 in Underhill
We got on the bus and we flashed the nBus Day ticket to the driver. The bus was empty so Matthew took another picture of Lets Go! 15 before we sat down towards the back of the bus.


Inside Lets Go! 15
After awaiting time we set off along Westcroft Avenue and we turned left onto Underhill Lane. We turned left onto Edge Hill Avenue and left onto Wildtree Avenue. We turned right onto Tennyson Road and we turned left onto Dickens Road. We ran forwards onto Chesterton Road and we turned right to join the Southbound A460. We crossed under the freight line and we ran closer to the town centre. We went under the main line and we turned left onto the A449. We crossed over the ring road and ran forwards onto Stafford Street. We turned left onto Broad Street and we turned right onto the dedicated bus lane by the ring road. We entered the bus station and we got up and got off the bus. We had a look around for some thing to catch. Mum got in touch, and we arrnage to meeting at Bentlet Bridge in about an hour after she had driven from Bridgnorth. We needed a quick out and back run before we headed to Bentley Bridge. We saw National Express West Midlands E1114 which was on layover.


NX West Midlands E1114 in Wolverhampton bus station
Matthew decided to do something towards Dudley. A short time later we saw a bus come on stand. As it got closer we saw it was National Express West Midlands E1181 on a X8 to Birmingham.


NX West Midlands E1181 in Wolverhampton bus station
We got on the bus and we flashed the nBus day ticket to the driver before we went upstairs and sat down. The bus set off out of the bus station and we turned left onto Pipers Row. We ran around Bilston Island we we came back onto Bilston Street. We turned left onto St Georges Parade and we turned left onto Snow Hill. We crossed the ring road and we ran South down the A4123. We ran through Parkfields past the former Gills Sausage factory. This is currently being developed into a new Lidl store. We continued into Lanesfield and we past Spring Road. We past the junction of the A463 Black Country Routes and we continued for about 1/2 mile Southwards into Roseville where we got up and got off the bus. Once off the bus Matthew took another picture of National Express West Midlands E1181 as it continued towards Birmingham.


NX West Midlands E1181 in Roseville
We crossed over the road and we waited for a bus back into Wolverhampton. We only had to wait about 3 minutes and we saw a bus approaching. As it got closer we saw it was National Express West Midlands E1143 on a #8 to Wolverhampton.


NX West Midlands E1143 in Roseville
We got on the bus and we flashed the nBus Day ticket to the driver before we went upstairs and sat down. The bus set off Northwards through Rseville and past the A463. We continued into Lanesfield and Parkfields. On the edge of town we turned left onto Grove Street and right onto Dudley Road. We crossed the ring road onto Snow Hill and we ran forwards onto Garrick Street. We turned right onto Bilston Street and we ran around Bilston Island and into the bus station from the South Eastern corner. The bus pulled onto a stand and we got up and got off the bus. We needed to get back to Bentley Bridge. We spotted a bus going in the right direction. It was National Express West Midlands E1120 on a #59 to Ashmore Park.


NX West Midlands E1120 in Wolverhampton bus station
As we considered catch this Matthew spotted another possiblity. We walked up to the next stand and we saw Rotala Diamond 32336 on layover.


Rotala Diamond 32336 in Wolverhampton bus station
As we got closer to the next stand we saw it was National Express West Midlands 2007 on a #9 to Walsall.


NX West Midlands 2007 in Wolverhampton bus station
We got on the bus and we flashed the nBus Day ticket to the driver for the final time today before we sat down towards the back of the bus. We set off out of the bus station and we ran on the bus lane adjacent to the ring road. We turned right and we crossed the ring road onto the A4124. We headed North Eastwards towards Heath Town. We crossed the railway line and we veered left onto Wolverhampton Road. We turned right onto New Cross Avenue and left onto the A4124. We turned left onto Bentley Bridge Way and right at the roundabout to follow the road. We came to the stop and we got up and got off the bus. Once off the bus Matthew took another picture of National Express West Midlands 2007 as it continued towards Walsall.


NX West Midlands 2007 in Wednesfield
We found mum in the car park and we got in the car. Matthew had a sausage roll and a can of Shandy. Once in the car we set off out of the retail park. We ran forwards onto Bentley Bridge Way and we turned left onto the A4124. We turned left onto Neachells Lane and we headed Northwards. We turned right onto Lichfield Road and we ran forwards onto the B4484. We followed the B4484 to the left and we ran Northwards for about a mile. We turned right onto the A460 past the site of the former Farmhouse Inns pub which the deveopers hope to get permission to add a new store in the car park. We ran under the M54 and we joined the Northbound M6. As we ran Northwards up the M6 we saw an unidentified Flixbus, an unidentified Ellisons coach and Selwyn's (NX) on a #121 to Birmingham. We came off the M6 at junctiion 15 and we turned right onto the A519. We turned left onto Whitmore Road and we ran down to Trentham. We turned right onto the A34 and left onto the A5035. We ran into Blurton and we got back around 19:20. I went out to fetch food and Matthew uplkoaed his pictures. When I returned Matthew nhad his medication before having sausage chips and gravy washed down with a can of Dandelion & Burdock. For afters he had an egg custard. Matthew continued doing the Blog and he also wrote an e-mail. Matthew chilled out on his computer until bedtime around 01:00... Mark.

Saturday, 21 June 2014

Trip to Bilston / Wolverhampton 21-06-2014

































































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X657 WTNBilston interchangeWolverhampton, Tower Street (Stop AX)530Banga Travel
P108 HCHWolverhampton, Tower Street (Stop AX)Bilston interchange545Banga Travel
1672Bilston interchangeWolverhampton BS25CNational Express West Midlands
J517 GCDWolverhampton BSUnderhill, adj Wildtree Avenue11Travel Express
NK51 MKEUnderhill, adj Wildtree AvenueThe Scotlands, opp Leason Lane11Travel Express
4001The Scotlands, opp Leason LaneWolverhampton BS11National Express West Midlands
4021Wolverhampton BSBilston interchange25CNational Express West Midlands


Today we decided to visit Bilston. I gave Matthew a choice of Halifax or Bilston and he chose Bilston. Research consisted of checking on the Network West Midlands site for timetables and maps. We checked the weather and it was for sunny intervals. Matthew got up at around 10:00 and had toast and orange juice for breakfast. We set off at around 11:45 and we headed onto the A5035. We turned onto Stanley Matthew Way and onto the A50. We went North on the A500 to Shelton New Road where we turned off to fill up with LPG. We headed back onto the A500 via the A53 and we headed South. When we got to Hanchurch we joined the Southbound M6. As we traveled towards Bilston we were passed by Trafalgar Travel T106 AUA. We carried on South through the roadworks and we came off the M6 at junction 10. We went west along the A454 and the onto the Westbound A463. We then turned onto the A41 and into town. After driving around we parked up on High Street and walked to the interchange. As we arrived we saw Banga Travel P108 HCH & Arriva Midlands 2238. We then saw National Express West Midlands 1671 parked up between duties on the #25A.


NX West Midlands 1671 in Bilston interchange
After taking a couple more picture Matthew visited the toilet and and we went into the bus station cafe. Matthew had a breakfast and a sausage sandwich washed down with a can of Coke. There were loads of buses coming and going whilst we ate. We saw Banga Travel Solo Y295 PDN working a #530 service. Just as we finished eating a Banga Travel Mercedes minibus appeared in the bus station. We said goodbye to mum and went out to see what it was. It turned out to be required Banga Travel X657 WTN.


Banga Travel X657 WTN in Bilston interchange
We got on the bus and we booked Network bus only tickets at £4.30. We sat down near to the back of the bus, and we left the bus station and we got onto the A463. We turned onto Millfield Road and we passed Banga Travel P102 HCH going the other way. We traveled through Ettingshall and then turned into a housing estate. We weaved our way through Streets until we joined Bilston Road on the outskirt of Wolverhampton. We crossed the ring road and turned into Tower Street. We waited for the bus to empty and then Matthew got a picture inside Banga Travel X657 WTN.


Inside Banga Travel X657 WTN
There was already another minibus at the stop. It was required Banga Travel P108 HCH on a #545 to Bilston. We crossed the road and got a picture of the bus.


Banga Travel P108 HCH in Wolverhampton
We also got another picture of Banga Travel X657 WTN.


Banga Travel X657 WTN in Wolverhampton
We crossed back over the road and we got on the #545. We showed the driver our Network bus tickets and as the bus was empty Matthew got a picture of the bus as we got on it.


Inside Banga Travel P108 HCH
We sat down and a couple of minutes later the bus set off out of town along Horseley Field and into Moseley. We passed Banga Travel W193 CDN coming the other way. We turned left into an housing estate and we joined onto Willenhall Road further East. We then headed South East along Moseley Road before turning South West for our run into Bilston. When we got into the interchange we got off and we walked around to the toilet. The toilet was occupied so we walked across to the toilets at the market. That one was occupied too, but he didn't have to wait too long before he could use it. Matthew set off the help alarm in the toilets because he couldn't find where to flush the toilet. Bizarrely I couldn't find the flush either! We walked back to the bus interchange and Matthew had a Galaxy Caramel and a can of Irn Bru. We took a few pictures whilst we worked out what we were going to do next. We saw National Express West Midlands Volvo B10 1431 on a #34 to Walsall.


NX West Midlands 1431 in Bilston interchange
Many of the batch of that batch of P reg Volvo B10's have been withdrawn from service. We also saw Arriva Midlands 2226 on a #334 to walsall.


Arriva Midlands 2226 in Bilston interchange
We decided to walk around to the other side of the interchange to see what was about. Rotala Diamond 30204 was parked up between duties and we saw Arriva Midlands 2161 was on a #530 to Wolverhampton.


Arriva Midlands 2161 in Bilston interchange
Just then National Express West Midlands Mercedes single decker 1672 came in a #25C Wolverhampton - Bilston circular service.


NX West Midlands 1672 in Bilston interchange
We got on the bus and flashed our tickets. We sat down near the back and Matthew took a picture of the bus looking forwards as it was nearly empty. The bus set off In the same direction as the #530 had done previously, along the A463 and then right towards Ettingshall. We carried on going straight towards Parkfields and then we turned left to Goldthorn Park. finally we went through Blakenhall before going North into Wolverhampton. We passed through the town centre and past the Tram Station before we entered the bus station. The bus station consists of two separate adjacent ovals. If you took the centre island out of Bury interchange and place two of then side by side, that would be how I would describe Wolverhampton bus station. The bus pulled into one of the ovals, we noticed a bright orange step entranced Dart in the adjacent stand. We waited for the bus to empty and Matthew got another picture inside National Express West Midlands.


Inside NX West Midlands 1672
We got off the bus and walked straight over to the Dart. It was Travel Express J517 GCD on a #11 to Underhill. We thought it was about to pull off so we jumped on it an flashed the tickets. As we pulled out of the bus station we saw another Travel Express vehicle, SK51 AYD on a #32 Northwood Park circular.


Travel Express SK51 AYD in Wolverhampton bus station
The bus went out of town North, passing nearby to the railway station. Coming the other way was National Express West Midlands 4001 on a #11 service. We crossed under the railway line passing Arriva Midlands 3606 on the #70 and headed up Cannock Road. We crossed under the freight line and carried on North East until we turned into Chesterton Road. We went into the estate and when we got to the end of the run we got up and Matthew took a picture inside this former Stagecoach Dart.


Inside Travel Express J517 GCD
As we didn't manage to get a picture of the bus at the bus station we took a picture of the bus here in Underhill.


Travel Express J517 GCD in Underhill
After we had taken the picture we went into the local Costcutters shop and Matthew had a can of Coke and some chocolate. When we came out there were 2 buses around the corner waiting to work #11's. First in the queue was National Express West Midlands 1673.


NX West Midlands 1673 in Underhill
Right behind this was former Go North East and Big Lemon Dennis Dart, Ravel Express NK51 MKE.


Travel Express NK51 MKE in Underhill
I asked Matthew which of the buses he would like to catch and he chose to do the Travel Express Dart. We let the Mercedes single decker go and when the Travel Express bus came around the corner we got on an flashed our tickets. The bus was empty and Matthew got a picture inside NK51 MKE with its rainbow coloured seat moquette.


Inside Travel Express NK51 MKE
We sat down near to the back of the bus. The bus waited for a few minutes and as we pulled off we saw national Express West Midlands double decker 4001 pull up behind us. I asked Matthew if he wanted to get off en route and catch the double decker behind us and he said yes. I thought we would get off when we got onto Cannock Road so that we had had a reasonable run on the Dart before we got off. We came off the estate and a couple of stops down Cannock Road we got up and got off the bus. Matthew got another picture of Dart NK51 MKE as it headed off towards Wolverhampton.


Travel Express NK51 MKE in The Scotlands
We didn't have to wait long before we saw a double decker approaching from the North. As expected it was required national Express West Midlands 4001.


NX West Midlands 4001 in The Scotlands
We got on the bus and we went upstairs. As it was empty Matthew got a picture inside of 4001 before we sat down.


Inside NX West Midlands 4001
The bus set off down Cannock Road and we crossed under both railway lines. We passed nearby to the railway line and we went onto the ring road we got onto a special bus lane that runs alongside the inside of the ring road contraflow to the traffic. We then emerged from the cutting at the entrance of the bus station. We went into the bus station and got off the bus. We decided to go and visit the toilets and when we had finished we had a walk around the bus station. Leaving the station on the ring road was National Express West Midlands 4001 on it's next #11 turn.


NX West Midlands 4001 in Wolverhampton
We walked into the centre isle of the bus station and Matthew took a picture of National Express West Midlands 638 which was on the #82 service.


NX West Midlands 638 in Wolverhampton bus station
We walked to the street side of the bus station and we saw and Matthew got a picture of National Express West Midlands 4600 on the #529 service to Walsall.


NX West Midlands 4600 in Wolverhampton bus station
We thought we might be able to get a few better picture from off the road outside the bus station. parked up between duties was National Express West Midlands 4006.


NX West Midlands 4006 in Wolverhampton bus station
We waled up to the exit of the bus station just in time to see Arriva Midlands 4801 leaving to bus station on the #10A to Pattingham.


Arriva Midlands 4801 in Wolverhampton bus station
We walked a bit further towards the ring road and we saw National Express West Midlands 4606 on a #529 to Walsall.


NX West Midlands 4606 in Wolverhampton bus station
We decided to give Matthew a little bit of a break from the buses so we took him to the Co-op store to do some shopping. Matthew brought a can of Coke and a Kinder egg, He said hello to the lday behind the counter and then we headed back into the bus station to go and catch something towards Bilston. As as walked in we saw Arriva Midlands 2563 arriving on the #63 from Bradmore.


Arriva Midlands 2563 in Wolverhampton bus station
We walked up to the top of the bus station where National Express West Midlands 4021 was waiting to work the next 25C to Bilston. In front of this was Arriva Midlands 2563 which was now about to leave on a #64 to Wakeley Hill. There was no driver in 4021 so we decided to walk down the bus station. Matthew was able to get a reasonable picture of National Express West Midlands 4021 from behind through the glass.


NX West Midlands 4021 in Wolverhampton bus station
We saw a driver heading towards the bus so we decided to walk back up to the bus. It was the driver and everybody started to get on the bus. We flashed our tickets at driver and we got on the bus and went upstairs. The bus was empty behind us so Matthew got a picture before we sat down.


Inside NX West Midlands 4021
The bus set off and we headed North like we were on a #11 but we did not turn onto Cannock Road. We carried on North through Oxley and onto the i54 industrial estate. The bus then headed back South and crossed the Cannock Road before heading into Wednesfield. What we didn't realise when we decided to catch the bus was the journey time was going to be just over an hour! We then went into Willenhall and across the A454. We got back into Bilston just over an hour after we left Wolverhampton at around 17:45...


NX West Midlands 4021 in Bilston interchange
When we got back Matthew visited the toilet in the bus station and then we took a couple of bus pictures in the interchange. We than saw National Express West Midlands 673 on a #34 service. We also saw National Express West Midlands 586 on a #82 to Dudley.


NX West Midlands 586 in Bilston interchange
Just before left we saw Banga Travel P102 HCH quickly arrive and depart again, presumably the last working of the day. We walked over to the car which mum had brought around to us. Here Matthew had a Wrights Pie sausage roll and a large can of Irn Bru. We set off back onto the A41 and then left onto the A463. When we reached the A454 we carriedon over the flyover onto the A454. A couple of mile later we were on the Northbound M6. As we went North we saw North Birmingham Travel P210 RUM, When we got to junction 15 we passing Marcus Lewis RYL 1 headed North on the A500 and then onto the A50. We went into Longton to check out what was on Z Carz. There were 5 vehicles on the spare ground today. First there was Scania coach D104 XAN.


Z Carz D104 XAN in Longton
Next to that was former alton Towers Transport M534 RSO.


Z Carz M534 RSO in Longton
At the back of the ground was VW minibus S973 OVP.


Z Carz S973 OVP in Longton
There were 2 other minibuses parked up. Mercedes BV51 BNO was parked in front of Airport Transport bus DL03 HHU.


Z Carz BV51 BNO in Longton
We turned left onto Willow Row and we saw MJ03 DPU in the compound along with long term SORN LDV minibus T408 JUX & T2 DLT. We headed back onto the A50 and we came off at Heron Cross passing Lightning Travels apparent new bus SL52 CXD and through Blurton. We got home at 18:50. For a late tea we had bangers and mash followed by a piece of Victoria Sponge. He wasn't very chilled out, but he used his computer until bedtime around 00:30... Mark