Stamford Brook .28V.29 London United Busways

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scania omnidekka on route 27 in april 2006 transdev signwriting


as of june 2017, stamford brook garage operated routes 9, 10, 27, 272 , e3.


history

stamford brook opened bus garage in 1980 after two-year construction. built chiswick tram depot, had latterly been used operate british european airways bus service between heathrow airport , west london air terminal on cromwell road.


the original plan create temporary home riverside garage buses , staff whilst garage re-built view taking on workload mortlake , turnham green close. idea changed , garage took on work turnham green closed , inherited garage code v. following service reductions, mortlake , riverside closed in 1983, of work moving stamford brook.


in 1981 stamford brook took on airbus routes a1 , a2 following withdrawal of existing british airways services between heathrow airport , central london. these vehicles transferred in 1994 west ramp (which became outstation of v) leaving garage allocation of mcw metroriders, mcw metrobuses, leyland olympians , dennis darts.


the garage closed in 1996 , became store unlicensed buses held possible future use. in 1999 reopened cater increased demand in area. in 2001 allocation consisted entirely of dennis darts. when route 9 converted aec routemaster 1 man operation in september 2004, moved shepherds bush, , east lancs myllennium vyking bodied volvo b7tl double deckers appeared.








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