Mid & West Wales Operators

Based near Builth Wells, Brown's operated a number of school and local bus services throughout Powys before closing during 2021.

  • Browns of Builth E148 TBO.

    An older past member of the fleet is seen at Abergavenny bus station on a market day service. Abergavenny Bus Station - 1998.

  • Browns of Builth BU51 OWL.

    Seen at Llandrindod Wells bus station operating a local service. Llandrindod Wells Bus Station - 2004.

  • Browns of Builth YL51 ZTH.

    Browns have recently re-won a number of services previously lost to Veolia. Seen outside Llandrindod Wells Railway Station. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2013.

  • Browns of Builth OF03 OFO.

    Used normally on the Brecon-Llandovery service, and is seen at Brecon square. Brecon Town Centre - 2003.

  • Browns of Builth KX55 RYY.

    Seen near Llandrindod Wells, before starting its days work. Llandrindod Wells - 2014.

  • Browns of Builth YJ06 FXY.

    The newest member of the bus fleet is seen at the Merthyr Tydfil bus rally. Merthyr Tydfil Town Centre - 2006.

  • Browns of Builth E737 EVJ.

    Seen operating a market day service at Abergavenny bus station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 1997.

  • Browns of Builth KX59 CXO.

    Browns have recently re-won a number of services previously lost to Veolia. Seen outside Llandrindod Wells Railway Station. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2013.

Operated a local Aberystwyth service and the long 701 Aberystwyth-Cardiff service for years before closing down.

  • Bryan's Coaches N202 LFV.

    Seen operating the short lived local service at Aberystywth bus station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2007.

  • Bryan's Coaches UOJ 83 (M100 FLY).

    Seen leaving Port Talbot on the companies only route to Cardiff. Port Talbot Bus Station -2013.

  • Bryan's Coaches DHZ 3249 (M135 NBE).

    Seen at the Cardiff end of the long 701 service. Cardiff City Centre - 2012.

  • Celtic Travel T32 JBA.

    Celtic now operate a couple of bus services through Mid Wales, reaching as far south as Llandrindod Wells, one vehicle is seen parked on the outskirts of the town. Llandrindod Wells - 2013.

  • Celtic Travel CU13 FEO.

    One of two new Wright Streetlite buses recently purchased by Celtic, one is seen at Llandrindod Wells. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2013.

  • Celtic Travel CU13 FEO.

    Seen at Aberystywth operating the Llanidloes service. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2014.

  • Celtic Travel P350 JND

    Seen parked at Llanidloes depot between duties. Llanidloes Depot - 2015.

  • Celtic Travel Y393 RTD.

    With new vehicles due for the X75 during early 2012 the company has hired a couple of vehicles for the start of the contract. One is seen parked in Shrewsbury bus station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2011.

  • Celtic Travel BX05 FFC.

    The only service bus so far painted in the company's livery is seen in Shrewsbury bus station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2011.

  • Celtic Travel MX60 BXG.

    A recent arrival with Celtic, not sure if loaned or purchased and is seen at Llandrindod Wells Railway Station. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2013.

  • Celtic Travel BG61 SXW.

    The company operate 3 Volvo/Wright single deckers on route X75 from Llanidloes to Shrewsbury, one is seen loading at Newtown bus station. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Celtic Travel BV18 YCC.

    Celtic operate 4 Volvo B8RLE with MCV Evora bodywork mainly on their X75 Shrewsbury to Llanidloes service, one is seen approaching Shrewsbury Bus Station at the end off a X75 journey. Shrewsbury Town Centre - 2021.

  • Celtic Travel BV18 YCE.

    One of 4 MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLEs on the X75 service which links Llanidloes with Shrewsbury is seen parked between journeys at the bus station. Shrewsbury Bus Station- 2021.

  • Celtic Travel YX68 UMS.

    Celtic operate the market day services formally run by Browns of Builth. The normal bus allocated to these 1-2 days per week routes is seen in Abergavenny Bus Station on the X12 to Builth Wells. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2019.

  • Celtic Travel YX68 UMS.

    Celtic operate a couple of ADL Enviro 200mms on their tendered services, these have recently been given fleet livery as seen on their short wheelbase model at Abergavenny Bus Station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2020.

  • Celtic Travel YX68 UMT.

    For Powys tendered services taken over from Browns Celtic purchased some ADL Enviro 200mmcs, these have recently been painted into fleet livery and one of the longer versions is seen parked between duties at on the X12 service at Abergavenny Bus Station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2020.

  • Celtic Travel BV22 HBX.

    The company has added to its fleet of MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLEs with two of the new short versions. These have primarily replaced the last two ADL Enviro 200mmcs on the market day services. One is seen arriving at Abergavenny on an X12 service from Builth Wells. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2022.

Operated coaches and local services from a base just outside Llandrindod Wells, but closed when most of their work was won under tender by Veolia Transport Cymru.

  • Cross Gates Coaches K802 PLM.

    Seen at Kington operating a tendered service. Kington Town Centre - 2000.

  • Cross Gates Coaches M794 MTH.

    Seen operating the Llandovery-Brecon service and is seen at Brecon. Brecon Town Centre - 2002.

  • Cross Gates Coaches N681 YAV.

    Seen at Llandrindod Wells operating a local service. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2001.

  • Cross Gates Coaches VX51 RBF.

    One of the newer buses in the fleet seen at Llandrindod Wells Railway Station. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2002.

  • Cross Gates Coaches YL51 ZTJ.

    Normally used on Llandrindod Wells town service and seen at the towns railway station. Llandrindod Wells Railway Station - 2002.

  • Cross Gates Coaches H846 NOC.

    Seen operating a Llanidloes to Aberystywth service. Aberystywth - 2004.

  • Cross Gates Coaches P212 RWR.

    Operating the Newtown-Llandrindod Wells service at Newtown bus station. Newtown Bus Station - 2005.

Davies brothers was won of the biggest independent operators in Wales and operated a large number of services around Carmarthen and Llanelli. Sadly during 1999 the company was placed administrative receivership and most of their services and some buses pasted to First Cymru.

  • Davies Brothers E209 KCK.

    Seen at the old Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1998.

  • Davies Brothers 280 E280 TTH.

    Seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 281 E281 TTH.

    Seen at Carmarthen Bus Station operating a town service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 282 E282 TTH.

    Arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station on the Llandovery service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 260 G304 YBX.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station showing the coach livery. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2000.

  • Davies Brothers 235 G51 OUB.

    The company operated a handful of Dormobile Routemaker-bodied Mercedes-Benz 709Ds, one is seen arriving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 233 H880 EBX.

    Seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 231 H881 EBK.

    Seen at the new Carmarthen Bus Station which as can be seen is being built. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 253 M253 CDE.

    One of many new Mercedes-Benz buses bought by the company and seen at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 260 M260 VEJ.

    The last new bus purchased before the company closed is seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station on a local service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Davies Brothers 228 A71 VTX.

    Operated by the company for many years is seen at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Edwards Coaches J630 UTW.

    Seen on another local service at Seen on another local service at Haverfordwest bus station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2005.

  • Edwards Coaches P325 TGS.

    Edwards operate a couple of local services around Haverfordwest, one of the vehicles used is seen at the towns bus station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2011.

  • Edwards Coaches VX04 KTG.

    Seen parked between duties at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2005.

  • Edwards Coaches MX13 BCE.

    The newest bus in the fleet is seen dropping off at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2013.

  • Edwards Coaches HX54 BHP.

    Seen at Haverfordwest Bus Station operating one of the tendered services operated. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2016.

  • Edwards Coaches YJ66 AEE.

    A new arrival with Edwards is seen arriving at Haverfordwest on its normal route the 301 town service. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2017.

  • Edwards Coaches RE17 FBF.

    The newest service bus in the fleet is this Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, it is seen parked between duties at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2018.

  • Edwards Coaches VO03 VUY.

    Seen between duties at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2017.

Small operator that operates a couple of services out of Aberystwyth.

  • Evans Coaches S102 VBJ.

    Replaced on the local service to Aberystywth by the Solo and seen at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2007.

  • Evans Coaches YJ59 NOU.

    The older of the two Optare Solos operated is seen parked in Aberystywth Bus Station before operating a former Lewis's Coaches tendered service. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2017.

  • Evans Coaches SE64 JAE.

    The newest member of the fleet is seen in Aberystywth Bus Station parked between duties on the T21 Service. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2017.

  • Evans Coaches AE66 VEJ.

    Evans has recently taken over the Ceredigion council contract for service 585 that was previously operated by Lewis's Coaches, this service requires 2 buses and the second bus run is subcontracted to Lloyds Coaches. For Evans part they have recently put into service this new Optare Metrocity with back up supplied by their older Solo. The Metrocity is seen parked between duties in Lampeter Town Centre. Lampeter Town Centre - 2017.

Operated some Carmarthen local services, but now they just concentrate on school transport and coaching.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches M974 MTH.

    A member from the original company, seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches MP51 BUZ.

    Seen in a newer variation of fleet livery as it leaves Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2012.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches BU56 OOD.

    Operating a local journey at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2007.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches YJ59 NNY.

    Seen operating the Carmarthen dial-a-ride service at the bus station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches NUH 229W.

    One of the original members of the fleet when acquired by Rhodri Evans was this ex Merthyr Tydfil Leyland Leopard which is seen parked near Carmarthen Railway Station. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2001.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches DS56 FOS.

    A surprise vehicle working the companies 222 service during 2010 at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Ffoshelig Coaches YJ59 NMZ.

    Acquired for the companys new bus route from Carmarthen-Pendine is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

Based in Tumble the company operated school transport and some bus services for Carmarthenshire Council before ceasing to trade during 2013.

  • Gwyn Williams 152 GIW 2269.

    One of a small number of minibuses operated by the company is seen parked at the depot. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Wlliams 157 G555 HTH.

    Seen operating the service from Carmarthen to Swansea at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2005.

  • Gwyn Williams 170 SA52 NSE.

    Seen parked between duties at the Tumble depot. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 132 TPL 166S.

    For many years the company operated Duple Dominant bodied Bedfords on their bus route from Carmarthen to Swansea. One is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station on the Tumble service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2001.

  • Gwyn Williams 100 5652 MT (GCA 125X).

    A rarer Plaxton Viewmaster is seen at the Tumble Depot. Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 151 VCY 401 (A794 LCX).

    One of the many coaches used on private hire and school services is seen parked at the Tumble Depot. Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 148 E333 NBX.

    The company operates a couple of ex-MOD Tigers as seen at Carmarthen on a market day service. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2001

  • Gwyn Williams 149 E591 NBX.

    One of the companies ex-MOD Plaxton Derwent bodied Tigers is seen parked at the Tumble Depot. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 158 4858 DW (E988 KJF).

    Seen at the Tumble base. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 121 H20 DBW.

    Seen arriving at Abergavenny Bus Station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 1996.

  • Gwyn Williams 121 H20 DBW.

    Seen parked between duties at the companies depot. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 171 A17 AVT (L526 YCC).

    Seen at the depot in Tumble is one of the more modern coaches in the fleet. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 160 P261 UMR.

    One of the newer coaches operated is seen parked the the Tumble Depot between duties. Lower Tumble Depot - 2006.

  • Gwyn Williams 180 R300 PAR.

    Looking very attractive in the company's livery, Optare Excel is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station and is another former Swanbrook vehicle. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Gwyn Williams 186 AE04 PFV.

    Looking stunning in Gwyn Williams livery, MAN/MCV is seen near Cross Hands. Cross Hands - 2012.

  • Gwyn Williams 178 GW55 SON.

    The newest bus in the fleet is seen in Swansea on the 100 service. Swansea City Centre - 2010.

  • Gwyn Williams 147 OHV 783Y.

    A rare bus for any operator let alone an independent is this Leyland Titan which has been operated by Gwyn Williams for a few years. It is seen attending the Barry Island Festival of Transport Rally. Barry Island - 1996.

Operates coaches and school services plus a couple of market day services to Carmarthen.

  • Jones Login CU59 AHF.

    Acquired for the market day 221 service and seen dropping off at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Jones Login CV55 AEU.

    Seen operating a market day service at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

Operated several buses services around Aberystwyth including the long 701 service to Cardiff but suddenly ceased trading during 2016.

  • Lewis's Coaches MX57 CDV.

    Slightly older member of the bus fleet, seen in Aberystywth Bus Station operating a town service. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2009.

  • Lewis's Coaches MX08 DHJ.

    Seen operating the 306 local service at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2010.

  • Lewis's Coaches YJ10 MHL.

    The newest bus in the fleet is seen parked in Aberystywth. Aberystywth Town Centre - 2010.

  • Lewis's Coaches YD63 UZC.

    Seen operating a former Arriva service at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Lewis's Coaches E11 GRL (R164 GNW).

    Used on school services and is seen parked on the outskirts of Aberaeron. Aberaeron - 2013.

  • Lewis's Coaches X168 BNH.

    Normally a school bus but seen operating a local route normally in the hands of their new Solo at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Lewis's Coaches YN53 GFG.

    Lewis's has recently taken over a couple of services formally operated by Arriva. The main Carmarthen-Aberystywth service is shared with First Cymru. One of the vehicles bought to operate the service is seen near Lampeter. Lampeter - 2014.

  • Lewis's Coaches YJ55 WSX.

    Lewis's has recently taken over route 701 from Bryans Coaches, for use on the service it has acquired 2 ex-Greenline coaches from South Gloucestershire. One is seen parked in Aberystywth before starting its run to Cardiff. Aberystywth Town Centre - 2015.

  • Lewis's Coaches BV57 MLO.

    Used on school services and is seen parked on the companies Aberaeron outstation. Aberaeron - 2013.

  • Lewis's Coaches BX58 GFU.

    Used on school services and is seen parked on the outskirts of Aberaeron. Aberaeron - 2013.

  • Lewis's Coaches KX10 DVG.

    The company has recently acquired 2 E300 for use on their expanded local service work, One is seen at Aberystwyth on a former Arriva service. Aberystwyth Bus Station - 2014.

  • Lewis's Coaches YJ14 BHO.

    Lewis's has recently taken over route 588 the Aberystywth-Lampeter route formally operated by Arriva Cymru, and has recently acquired 2 Versas to operate it. It is seen loading at Aberystwyth Bus Station. Aberystwyth Bus Station - 2014.

Operated some Carmarthen tendered services.

  • Lewis Coaches W233 KDG.

    Seen at Carmarthen Bus Station operating a tendered service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2000.

  • Lewis Coaches YN53 VBO.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station operating the 227 tendered service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2006.

  • Lewis Coaches VX05 BVL.

    Seen on a market day at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Lewis Coaches RPC 59X.

    The company still uses coaches on their bus services, with one of the Plaxton Supreme bodied Leyland Leopards seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1999.

  • Lloyds Coaches J277 OSJ.

    Another Mercedes-Benz in the old Bws Gwynedd livery, seen parked at the railway station at Machynlleth. Machynlleth Railway Station - 2005.

  • Lloyds Coaches L232 HRF.

    Mercedes-Benz L232 HRF shows off the old Bws Gwynedd livery used on tendered services throughout the region. Seen parked at the depot in Machynlleth. Machynlleth Depot - 2004.

  • Lloyds Coaches P387 FEA.

    An older Mercedes-Benz, P387 FEA is seen parked outside the Machynlleth depot. Machynlleth Depot - 2004.

  • Lloyds Coaches R812 YJC.

    Seen in Tywyn operating a local service. Tywyn Town Centre - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches R813 YJC.

    One of the companies Mercedes-Benz Varios is seen at Newtown Bus Station operating route X85. Newtown Bus Station - 2007.

  • Lloyds Coaches S825 MCC.

    Seen parked at Machynlleth Railway Station is one of a number of Mercedes-Benz minibus operated by Lloyds. Machynlleth Railway Station - 2008.

  • Lloyds Coaches T586 SKG.

    Seen parked between duties at Dolgellau. Dolgellau Town Centre - 2014.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC07 WYN.

    One of a small number of mini coaches operated is seen parked at one of the parking areas used by the company. Machynlleth Depot - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches MX57 CCV.

    The other bus operated on route X85 is Optare Solo MX57 CCV, seen on route to Machynlleth from Newtown. Machynlleth - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ14 BCV.

    Lloyds has recently acquired 2 new Solos SRs and 2 new Versas for use across its service network. One of the new Solos is seen parked opposite the depot at Machynlleth. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2014.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ67 FZL.

    Lloyds operate a couple of Optare Solo SRs, one is seen parked at Wrexham Bus Station between duties. Wrexham Bus Station - 2021.

  • Lloyds Coaches WUD 322X.

    An older member of the Lloyds fleet Volvo B10M is seen parked at Machynlleth Railway Station near the depot. Machynlleth Railway Station - 2004.

  • Lloyds Coaches H78 DVM.

    An older member of the fleet but still looking good in fleet livery is seen parked at one of the Machynlleth Depots. Machynlleth Depot - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches K773 DAO.

    Another bus used on school services, and since painted from yellow to fleet livery, Alexander PS bodied Volvo B10M is seen at one of the depots used in Machynlleth. Machynlleth Depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches M410 UNW.

    Acquired for use on school services Alexander Strider bodied Volvo B10B is seen parked up at Machynlleth. Machynlleth Depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches M528 WHF.

    Seen in the parking area used by the company is another recent but older arrival. Machynlleth Depot - 2011.

  • Lloyds Coaches P733 AAA.

    1 of a number of coaches operated by Lloyds, Plaxton Excalibur bodied Volvo B10M is seen parked at the overspill parking area at Machynlleth. Machynlleth Depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches S168 UAL.

    Surprisingly acquired to replace the Optare Tempo, Excel S168 UAL is seen at the Machynlleth end of route X85. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches V67 SVY.

    A slightly rare bus to be operated by an independent is a Volvo B10BLE with Alexander ALX300 bodywork, which is seen leaving Newtown Bus Station for its home town. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC03 WYN.

    One of many low floor vehicles operated by Lloyds on their local service work, Transbus MPD Dart is seen at rest outside the depot in Machynlleth. Machynlleth Depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC03 WYN.

    Lloyds seem to be now using the former Arriva depot in Dolgellau as can be seen with LC03 WYN which is parked up between duties. Dolgellau Depot - 2015.

  • Lloyds Coaches KT04 BUS.

    A smart recent second hand purchase formally operated by Western Greyhound, is seen parked near the Machynlleth depot between operating their X85 service. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2014.

  • Lloyds Coaches KT04 BUS.

    The only Mercedes-Benz Citaro operated by Lloyds is a former Western Greyhound example which is seen in Aberystywth Bus Station after arriving from Machynlleth on service X28. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2017.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ05 JWY.

    Seen at Newtown Bus Station shortly after delivery is Optare Tempo shows the blue based livery it wore for many years, before receiving fleet livery. Newtown Bus Station - 2006.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ05 JWY.

    Acquired to operate route X85 Machynlleth to Newtown Optare Tempo is seen parked at the overspill parking area near the depot. This bus was due to be replaced by the older Excel, but is still in the fleet and has been painted into fleet livery. Machynlleth Depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches EU06 KDJ.

    A recent arrival for Lloyds and is seen at Dolgellau. Dolgellau Town Centre - 2015.

  • Lloyds Coaches RIG 3820 (LK56 JKO).

    Lloyds acquired 4 ex Abillio East Lancs Myllennium bodied Darts as spare buses, recently 2 have been painted into fleet livery for use on former Express Motors routes. One is seen parked in the Machynlleth Depot. Machynlleth Depot - 2018.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC57 WYN.

    Acquired to operate route X85 Plaxton Centro bodied Volvo didn't last long and has passed to Minsterley Motors near Shrewsbury. Newtown Bus Station - 2008.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC08 WYN.

    The newest coach in the Lloyds fleet complete with personalised number plate Plaxton Paragon Volvo is seen at one of the Machynlleth depots. Machynlleth depot - 2009.

  • Lloyds Coaches SN08 AAF.

    Used on X28 service and seen arriving at Aberystywth is one of two Enviro 300s operated. Aberystywth Town Centre - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches LL09 WYN.

    1 of 2 Enviro 200s operated. The older of the 2 is seen at the Machynlleth Depot. Machynlleth Depot - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ09 OTP.

    Lloyds have acquired a second hand Optare Versa from the closed GHA Coaches. It is seen parked between duties at Bangor on the T2 service. Bangor City Centre - 2019.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC10 WYN.

    Used on school services in the Aberystywth area and seen parked in the town between duties. Aberystywth Town Centre - 2010.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC60 WYN.

    Lloyds operate a handful of ADL Enviro 200s, one of the longer models is seen parked in Machynlleth between duties. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2013.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ14 BCY.

    Lloyds has recently received a couple of new Solo SRs and Versas, one of the Versas is seen parked in Machynlleth. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2014.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ14 BCZ.

    To provide extra vehicles for use on the TrawsCymru network the company has recently painted two of their Optare Versas into the more basic Traws livery. One of the two is seen in Oswestry Town Centre operating a T12 service to Wrexham. Oswestry Town Centre - 2022.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ16 DYT.

    One of three new Optare Metrocities recently acquired for use on increased commitments on the T2 service, the newest of the three is seen loading at Bangor ready for the return journey to Aberystwyth. Bangor Bus Station - 2016.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ16 DYT.

    Lloyds have three Optare Metrocity single deckers currently in operation on the T2 Bangor-Aberystywth service, one is seen loading at Bangor Bus Station on an early morning run. Bangor Bus Station - 2017.

  • Lloyds Coaches YJ67 FZP.

    After Express Motors ceased operating Lloyds have taken on an increased PVR on the T2 service from Bangor to Aberystywth. One of the new Metrocities recently acquired for the service is seen loading at Caernarfon Bus Station. Caernarfon Bus Station - 2018.

  • Lloyds Coaches YW19 VUF.

    For their share of the TrawsCymru Connect T12 service between Machynlleth and Wrexham Lloyds have purchased 2 ADL Enviro 200mmc buses. One is seen dropping off outside Wrexham Bus Station. Wrexham Bus Station - 2021.

  • Lloyds Coaches BV24 LMF.

    For recent tender awards for the T2, T3, T3C & T12 services Lloyds have started to receive a number of new MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLEs. Most have now been painted into the new red front TrawsCymru livery. One is seen passing Bangor Railway Station on a T2 service to Aberystwyth. Bangor City Centre - 2024.

  • Lloyds Coaches BV24 LMK.

    For recent tender awards for the T2, T3, T3C & T12 services Lloyds have started to receive a number of new MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLEs. Most have now been painted into the new red front TrawsCymru livery. One is seen parked between duties in Bangor. Bangor City Centre - 2024.

  • Lloyds Coaches JIG 9475 (R625MNU).

    Also parked at Dolgellau Depot between school duties the the oldest of the 3 deckers operated by Lloyds. Dolgellau Depot - 2015.

  • Lloyds Coaches YN56 FDL.

    The latest double deck arrival for use on increased service commitments following the demise of Express Motors is seen arriving at Wrexham Bus Station on the T3 service from Barmouth. Wrexham Bus Station - 2018.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC61 WYN.

    Two stunning new arrivals with Lloyds are ADL Enviro 400 double deckers, these have been purchased for the x28 which links Aberystywth and Machynlleth. One is seen dropping off in Machynlleth having just arrived from Aberystywth. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2011.

  • Lloyds Coaches LC62 WYN.

    Two very impressive arrivals are these Enviro 400 MMCs, these have replaced older E400s on the X28 Machynlleth-Aberystywth service, one is seen at Machynlleth. Machynlleth Town Centre - 2016.

  • Lloyds Coaches SN15 ETE.

    Since the closure of GHA Coaches, Lloyds have taken over the T3 Wrexham-Barmouth service using hired buses. They have since acquired the three Scania-ADL Enviro 400 double deckers formally used by GHA on the service. One is seen arriving at Wrexham Bus Station. Wrexham Bus Station - 2017.

For year operated service 215 between Carmarthen and Llanpumsaint.

  • Meyers Coaches L380 PAS.

    Seen at Carmarthen Bus Station operating the companies only bus service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2002.

Operated local services from depots at Newtown and Aberystwyth. Newtown depot has now closed with the company now based near Aberystwyth where they operate a number of local services.

  • Mid Wales Travel D129 VRP.

    Seen in Newtown Bus Station, is a rare Dormobile re-bodied Mercedes-Benz. Newtown Bus Station - 2001.

  • Mid Wales Travel G464 VPG.

    Seen parked at Newtown Bus Station operating a local town service. Newtown Bus Station - 2001.

  • Mid Wales Travel CNZ 1530 (M361 LAX).

    Used mainly on school services, CNZ is seen parked in Aberystywth between duties. Aberystywth Town Centre - 2007.

  • Mid Wales Travel M458 EDH.

    Seen at Newtown when Mid Wales operated services there. Newtown Bus Station - 2006.

  • Mid Wales Travel M568 BVL.

    Seen parked in Carno between duties. Carno Town Centre - 2001.

  • Mid Wales Travel KX07 KNW.

    Purchased for the Aberystywth park and ride service and is seen in the bus station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2007.

  • Mid Wales Travel A706 HVT.

    Seen parked at the old Newtown Depot. Newtown Depot - 2001.

  • Mid Wales Travel T68 JBA.

    Seen parked at depot is the spare vehicle for the bus fleet. Aberystywth Depot - 2010.

  • Mid Wales Travel SA52 MYS.

    Seen at Aberystywth Bus Station operating one of a number of local services in the town. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2014.

  • Mid Wales Travel YN04 WTD.

    Also seen at Aberystwyth on a driver change over is one of the modern coaches also operated by the company. Aberystwyth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Mid Wales Travel YX59 BZL.

    Acquired for increased commercial and tendered services in the Aberystwyth area were new Enviro 200 vehicles. Seen at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2010.

  • Mid Wales Travel YX12 FRC.

    The company has invested in new buses for its local routes and one brand new arrival is seen in Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2013.

  • Mid Wales Travel YX62 FVV.

    Mid Wales now operate a growing number of local services in the Aberystywth area some in competition with Arriva. The company has invested in new buses for these routes and one brand new arrival is seen in Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2013.

  • Mid Wales Travel YX62 FWA.

    Mid Wales now operate a growing number of local services in the Aberystywth area some in competition with Arriva. The company has invested in new buses for these routes and one brand new arrival is seen in Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2013.

  • Mid Wales Travel 115 YY15 FZE.

    A number of ADL envro 200s are operated by Mid Wales, one of the newest ones is seen parked in Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Mid Wales Travel YX22 LWA.

    Mid Wales currently hold the tender to operate the daily one return trip T1C service from Aberystwyth to Cardiff. One of their Plaxton Panther 3 bodied Volvo B8Rs has been painted into the new TrawsCymru livery and is seen leaving Carmarthen on the Cardiff run. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

  • Mid Wales Travel LX08 ECY.

    The only double decker operated for a long time by Mid Wales is seen at Aberystywth operating a local service. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Mid Wales Travel 165 SN65 OFH.

    For use on town routes that serve the University, Mid Wales operate 2 double deckers, the newest is a brand new ADL E400 and is seen loading at Aberystywth Bus Station on a service formally operated by a E200. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

Operated the Cardigan to Crymych service for years before losing the route on tender to Richards Brothers.

  • Midway Motors RIL 1072.

    Seen at Cardigan Finch Square operating the 430 service. Cardigan Square - 2003.

  • Midway Motors T589 SKG.

    Rees mainly operates coaches and school services, but does operate a couple of infrequent bus services, one such is seen arriving at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2013.

  • Midway Motors PRR 449R.

    A surprise find operating the companies 430 route at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Midway Motors G541 JBV.

    Seen operating the main service route at Cardigan Finch Square. Cardigan Square - 2004.

Currently the main provider of local services around Carmarthen.

  • Morris Travel L253 NFA.

    Seen on an early morning 225 run, seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel M712 YJC.

    Seen at Llandovery operating another tendered service. Llandovery Town Centre - 2010.

  • Morris Travel X382 VVY.

    Seen at Carmarthen when Morris first operated bus services. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2001.

  • Morris Travel GIL 3273 (X382 VVY).

    Seen in an older livery at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel MX06 BTO.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station on the Cardigan service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel YJ08 PGE.

    One of the smaller Optare Solos operated is seen leaving Carmarthen on a local service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

  • Morris Travel YJ59 GGV.

    1 of 4 new Solos for increased tendered routes and is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel YJ59 GGZ.

    Another new Solo for newly won contracts is seen at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel YJ59 NPX.

    New Optare Solos were acquired for the increased bus service commitments, one is seen at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel UIJ 742 (YJ62 FZX).

    Currently the only Optare Solo SR painted in fleet livery, is seen parked at the coach park near Carmarthen Railway Station. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2024.

  • Morris Travel YJ65 EWF.

    2x Optare Solo M995SRs acquired from Galloways are still operated in their livery which doesn't look to bad when the companies logos are added. One is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station on the 281 service to Llandovery. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

  • Morris Travel UIJ 742 (D106 BNV).

    Seen in the current livery at Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel T106 KGP.

    Seen at Carmarthen operating a Tesco free service. Carmarthen Town Centre - 2010.

  • Morris Travel V527 JBH.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station operating a local service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Morris Travel KP51 SYC.

    A recent arrival is a pair of ex-Countyliner MPDs, one is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2014.

Largely a coach tour operator but does operate some local services around Newtown and Welshpool.

  • Owen's Coaches MX05 FOJ.

    Seen leaving Oswestry Bus Station on one of the recently gained tendered services. Oswestry Bus Station - 2013.

  • Owen's Coaches YJ61 CKD.

    Owens have recently gained a couple of Powys tendered services, one which the company has run for a number of years is the Welshpool Town Service and Optare Solo is seen in the town on that service. Welshpool Town Service - 2013.

  • Owen's Coaches YJ13 HKO.

    One of 2 Solos SRs recently purchased is seen operating the town service at Newtown. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Owen's Coaches YJ13 HKP.

    Owens operate 2 Solo SRs on their Powys council contracts, one is seen operating the town service at Newtown. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Owen's Coaches YJ68 FXV.

    Acquired for use of the Newtown & Welshpool Town services a couple of Optare Solo SRs have introduced a new livery. One is seen arriving at Newtown Bus Station - 2019.

  • Owen's Coaches YJ68 FXW.

    Acquired for use of the Newtown & Welshpool Town services a couple of Optare Solo SRs have been acquired and these have also introduced a new livery. One is seen at Newtown Bus Station. Newtown Bus Station - 2019.

  • Owen's Coaches BV57 MTO.

    Acquired new by the company for use on Newtown local services and seen at the towns bus station . Newtown Bus Station - 2007.

  • Richards Brothers E36 RBO.

    Richards operate a number of mini buses on less frequent services, one of the older members is seen loading at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers F482 WFX.

    Seen parked at the companies Newport Depot. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers F876 RDE.

    Seen operating a Cardigan local service. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers G112 PGT.

    Seen parked at Newport Depot now confined to school duties. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers G119 PGT.

    Seen at Cardigan Square operating the 551 service. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers K208 OHS.

    Used on all school duties and seen parked at the depot. Newport Depot - 2009,

  • Richards Brothers M13 KCT.

    Seen painted in the coach livery at Newport Depot. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers M680 DDE.

    Seen loading at Cardigan. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers M680 DDE.

    Seen at Cardigan Square on a driver change over. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers S775 BLG.

    Seen at Cardigan Square operating a local service. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers YO53 OVD.

    Seen loading at Cardigan Square on the Llandysul service. Cardigan Square - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers YJ09 EXX.

    One of the newest minibuses in the fleet, seen at Cardigan operating The Poppit Rocket service. Cardigan Square - 2010.

  • Richards Brothers YJ61 JHY.

    Richards Brothers operate the Bwcabus service across Ceredigion, one of the buses used is seen parked near Lampeter. Lampeter - 2013.

  • Richards Brothers YJ66 ANR.

    A new arrival for use on the Bwcabus service is seen at the village of Clarbetson Road awaiting Edwards service 313 to Haverfordwest. Clarbetson Road - 2017.

  • Richards Brothers DTT 496T.

    One of the only Bedford service buses to receive the current bus livery is seen near Fishguard. Fishguard - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers RBO 202 (D982 OEJ).

    Seen in the older coach livery at Newport Depot. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers H158 HDE.

    Seen in Fishguard operating the town service. Fishguard Town Centre - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers H704 FDE.

    An early Optare Delta seen operating Richards main service between Cardigan and Haverfordwest at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers H95 MOB.

    Seen on a local service at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2003. .

  • Richards Brothers M740 DDE.

    Seen at Cardigan operating the 551 service. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Brothers P260 SDE.

    One of many buses acquired new for use on the main 412 service which links Aberystywth with Haverfordwest. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Bros P903 PWW.

    A modern addition at the time is seen in Cardigan on the main Haverfordwest service. Cardigan Square - 2001.

  • Richards Bros P903 PWW.

    Owned for many years and still used on school services at the Newport Depot. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers T564 PNV.

    The company operates the Fishguard town services, one of 2 buses being used is seen in the centre of the town. Fishguard Town Centre - 2014.

  • Richards Bros X241 ABU.

    Acquired new and is seen operating the 411 St.Davids service. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2005.

  • Richards Bros X711 GJU.

    A recent arrival for newly won route 430, is seen on that service at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2009.

  • Richards Bros RB02 DAF.

    Richards Bros operates a number of DAF/VDL vehicles as seen by RB02 at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2003.

  • Richards Bros SN03 LFU.

    Seen in Haverfordwest operating the main 412 service to Aberystywth. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2005.

  • Richards Bros SN03 LFU.

    Richards operate a couple of these Transbus Enviro 300s, one is seen parked at the Newport Depot. Newport Depot - 2009.

  • Richards Brothers YN53 ELH.

    One of a number of Optare buses owned by Richards but the only Excel operated is seen at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers YJ55 BKE.

    One of the original Tempos allocated to the company for the X50 service is seen loading at Cardigan. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers YJ55 BKF.

    Seen in TrawsCambria livery for tendered service X50, Loading in Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2006.

  • Richards Brothers YJ55 BKN.

    The only Optare Tempo operated in fleet colours is seen at Cardigan. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers YJ06 YRZ.

    Richards Bros has acquired a number of Optare Tempos formally owned by Ceredigion council, one is seen still in the former TrawsCymru livery at Cardigan Finch Square. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers YJ06 YRZ.

    Richards X50 and 412 services have been merged into the T5 Trawscymru service between Haverfordwest & Aberystywth. One of the a number of Tempos owned by Richards, and this one has been painted into route livery is seen at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers YX08 HCA.

    A recent modern addition to the fleet is seen in Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2010.

  • Richards Brothers YJ09 CWR.

    One of the newest VDL buses in the fleet is seen arriving at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2010.

  • Richards Brothers YJ59 GFU.

    Acquired for the newly won 460 service run jointly with Morris Travel and seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Richards Brothers YJ59 GFU.

    The second vehicle used on the 460 service which is now branded as a TrawsCymru Connect service is the companies only Optare Versa, it is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2017.

  • Richards Brothers MX10 DXH.

    One of many modern buses in the fleet ADL E200 is seen at Cardigan Square. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers YJ60 GDV.

    Richards operate a number of DAF/VDL buses and coaches, one of the newer buses operated is seen at Cardigan. Cardigan Square - 2014.

  • Richards Brothers YJ62 JZR.

    Richards X50 and 412 services have been merged into the T5 Trawscymru service between Haverfordwest & Aberystywth. One of the newer buses now painted into route livery is seen at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers BJ14 KTK.

    The only MCV Evolution-bodied Volvo B7RLE operated by Richards Brothers is seen leaving Haverfordwest Bus Station on its normal 411 route to St Davids. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2016.

  • Richards Brothers YJ14 CCV.

    Another vehicle used on the TrawsCymru T5 service is the only VDL SB200 with MCV Evolution bodywork, one is seen loading at Cardigan Finch Square. Cardigan Square - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers YJ15 APY.

    One of 4 Metrocitys used on TrawsCymru T5. One is seen loading at Aberystywth Bus Station. Aberystywth Bus Station - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers YJ15 AWU.

    One of 4 recently delivered Optare Metrocitys for use on the TrawsCymru T5 service, one is seen loading at Cardigan. Cardigan Square - 2015.

  • Richards Brothers YX67 UXP.

    Acquired for use on the 460 Carmarthen-Cardigan service which now requires two Richards Bros vehicles is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2017.

  • Richards Brothers RB72 BUS.

    Richards currently operate a couple of these MCV Evoras bodied Volvo B8RLEs with 2 currently in TrawsCymru livery for use on the T5/T11 services. For the companies anniversary they have purchased another Volvo/MCV but this time has designed a new fleet livery which will overtime replace the current scheme used. It is seen operating its normal route between Carmarthen & Cardigan. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

A very well known independent based at Pembroke Dock. Operated coaches, school buses and a number of local services before sadly closing down during 2016.

  • Silcox Coaches D859 CKV.

    One of many minibuses used by Silcox on school and bus services is seen parked at the Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 1997.

  • Silcox Coaches 15 H173 RBO.

    Seen parked at the Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 6 H736 EDE.

    A long serving member of the bus fleet is seen parked at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 3 H743 EDE.

    Seen preparing to leave Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 3 H743 EDE.

    One of many Mercedes-Benz minibuses operated, this one carries a Dormobile Routemaker bodywork and is seen at the Tenby out station. Tenby Out Station - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 25 RIL 1476.

    Seen in passing through Tenby in all over Coastal Cruiser livery. Tenby Town Centre - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches 5 J387 ODE.

    One of 2 Crystals bodied Mercedes operated is seen at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 9 K651 TDE.

    A more unusual bodywork seen on no.9 is Crystals. Seen loading in Tenby. Tenby Town Centre - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 19 L784 SEJ.

    Seen parked in Tenby is a Euro Coach Builders-bodied Mercedes-Benz. Tenby Town Centre - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches 11 L867 LFS.

    Seen parked at Tenby Depot between duties. Tenby Depot - 2005.

  • Silcox Coaches 1 M361 CDE.

    Silcox purchased a number of new Mercedes-Benz minibus for their service work, one is seen in Tenby Town Centre. Tenby Town Centre - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 1 M361 CDE.

    Seen in Tenby operating route 351 to Saundersfoot. Tenby Town Centre - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches 7 M674 CDE.

    Acquired new by the company and is seen in Tenby operating the town service. Tenby Town Centre - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches N952 NAP.

    One of the older members of the service bus fleet is seen parked at the Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2013.

  • Silcox Coaches 15 YC51 HAE.

    Seen leaving Haverfordwest Bus Station on the Tenby service. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2006.

  • Silcox Coaches YN04 LXJ.

    Seen in Carmarthen operating a tendered Dial-a-Ride service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2004.

  • Silcox Coaches 16 CV55 AXW.

    Silcox operates a growing umber of Optare Solos on their bus services. One is seen at Haverfordwest carrying the latest low floor livery. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2006.

  • Silcox Coaches 26 CV55 BAU.

    Seen operating a local Carmarthen service at the bus station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2007.

  • Silcox Coaches 22 MX07 BAO.

    Seen parked in Tenby in the previously used bus livery. Tenby Town Centre - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches 41 YJ60 LRL.

    Silcox operate the Pembrokeshire council tendered Haverfordwest town services using a fleet of Solos that are operated on behalf of the council. One of the Solos used on the services is seen at the bus station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2011.

  • Silcox Coaches 42 YJ60 LRN.

    Silcox operate the Pembrokeshire council tendered Haverfordwest town services using a fleet of Solos that are operated on behalf of the council. One of the Solos used on the services is seen at the bus station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2011.

  • Silcox Coaches 131 KSU 409 (WFH170S).

    An older member of the past fleet is no.131 seen at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 149 538 OHU.

    One of many older coaches that were used by Silcox on Schools services is seen at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 229 GSK 676.

    An older Wadham Stringer bodied Leopard seen at rest in Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches A7 WLS.

    One of a number ex.MOD Plaxton bodied Leyland Tigers operated by Silcox. Tenby Depot - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches 219 A12 WLS.

    Another of the many Plaxton Derwent bodied vehicles operated by Silcox is seen at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 235 A649 YOX.

    A slightly more rarer Marshall Campaigner bodied Tiger, seen parked at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2005.

  • Silcox Coaches 203 E672 WWD.

    Seen parked in Tenby Depot is one of a number of ex-MOD Tigers operated. Tenby Depot - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 231 K722 UDE.

    Seen in Carmarthen Bus Station operating the service to Haverfordwest. Carmarthen Bus Station - 1998.

  • Silcox Coaches 16 M16 SMC.

    One of three Marshall C36 bodied Dennis Darts purchased new by the company is seen arriving at Carmarthen Bus Station on the service from Haverfordwest. Carmarthen Town Centre - 1999.

  • Silcox Coaches 16 M16 SMC.

    Seen in Tenby Town Centre was the first Dennis Dart purchased new by the company. Tenby Town Centre - 2002.

  • Silcox Coaches 237 804 SHW (P771 BJF.).

    One of a number of coaches used by the company and seen parked in Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches 180 P780 WDE.

    Silcox still uses coaches on their Haverfordwest to Carmarthen service, one is seen leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches P901 CTO.

    Seen in acquired condition, in Tenby Town Centre. Tenby Town Centre - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches A5 WLS (S107 EGK).

    Awaiting fleet names, another of the recently acquired Dart SLFs is seen parked in Tenby. Tenby Town Centre - 2013.

  • Silcox Coaches 46 S638 JGP.

    Silcox has recently started painting its bus fleet into a new red & white livery, one is seen with route branding at Haverfordwest Bus Station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2013.

  • Silcox Coaches T430 KAG.

    Also seen in as acquired livery, T430 is seen loading in Tenby operating the seasonal park & ride service. Tenby Town Centre - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches V675 FPO.

    One of the first low floor vehicles to enter the Silcox fleet is seen in Tenby between duties. Tenby Town Centre - 2002.

  • Silcox Coaches 193 Y199 JDE.

    Seen at Bath coach park on a private hire. Bath City Centre - 2002.

  • Silcox Coaches 21 Y201 JDE.

    Seen at Saundersfoot operating the Tenby service is the first low floor bus acquired new. Saundersfoot Town Centre - 2001.

  • Silcox Coaches 47 Y619 GFM.

    A recent addition from Network Warrington and seen painted in the current bus livery in Pembroke Dock. Pembroke Dock Town Centre - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches CV02 HBO.

    Seen in the all over cream livery that seems to becoming standard for most of the bus fleet at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches 24 CV02 HBO.

    Silcox operate a number of frequent local services around Pembroke Dock one of the buses used on the services is seen loading in the town. Pembroke Dock Town Centre - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches 23 CV02 HBP.

    Seen at Haverfordwest Bus Station between duties on the Tenby service. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2006.

  • Silcox Coaches 28 CU04 AUW.

    Seen parked at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2005.

  • Silcox Coaches 30 CU05 DME.

    Seen when relatively new at Tenby Depot. Tenby Depot - 2005.

  • Silcox Coaches 30 CU05 DME.

    One of the newer buses owned is seen operating a local service at Pembroke Dock. Pembroke Dock Town Centre - 2015.

  • Silcox Coaches 34 SN08 AAJ.

    Seen in Carmarthen Bus Station operating to Haverfordwest. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Silcox Coaches YJ58 FFN.

    Silcox has recently acquired/loaned a couple of newer buses to replace non DDA spec buses on their routes. One is seen parked at Haverfordwest Bus Station before starting a 322 journey to Carmarthen. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2016.

  • Silcox Coaches MX09 HHS.

    Seen parked at the Tenby Depot showing the current low floor livery. Tenby Depot - 2010.

  • Stratos Travel W564 JVV.

    Seen at Newtown Bus Station operating a local service. Newtown Bus Station - 2003.

  • Taf Valley Coaches VIL 6275 (H742 TWB).

    Leaving Carmarthen Bus Station on a local service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2005.

  • Taf Valley Coaches K183 YDW.

    Seen parked at Carmarthen Railway Station. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2001.

  • Taf Valley Coaches R940 AMB.

    Leaving Carmarthen Bus Station on the main 224 service to Whitland. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2010.

  • Taf Valley Coaches T11 AGO.

    The previous low floor vehicle for service 224 is seen parked at Carmarthen Railway Station. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2005.

  • Taf Valley Coaches X5 TAF.

    Seen parked at Carmarthen Railway Station between journeys. Carmarthen Railway Station - 2001.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YN04 XYW.

    Seen parked between duties on the 224 Whitland service at Carmarthen coach park. Carmarthen Town Centre - 2016.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YN04 LXK.

    Showing the new service buses livery introduced following the purchase of some ex-Newbury & District Enviro 200s, Optare Solo is seen parked between duties at Carmarthen Railway Station. Carmarthen Town Centre - 2017.

  • Taf Valley Coaches Y551 XAG.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen bus station on 1 of 2 services the company operates. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2014.

  • Taf Valley Coaches CX54 BDU.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen bus station on the Pendine service. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2012.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YJ58 FFN.

    Taf Valley has recently taken over operation of a couple of former Silcox services when the company folded. One of the services is the 322 Camarthen-Haverfordwest. Also taken over for the service is former Silcox VDL SB200. It is seen at Haverfordwest bus station before starting its journey. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2016.

  • Taf Valley Coaches MX59 AWA.

    Seen leaving Carmarthen bus station on the 2nd of the 2 services operated. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2014.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YX63 ZVM.

    One of the ex-Newbury & District Enviro 200s is seen in its previous livery which has now been adopted for the service bus fleet. It is seen leaving Carmarthen bus station operating the former Silcox service 322 to Haverfordwest. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2017.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YX17 NDV.

    Taf Valley operate a number of Enviro 200 across its network of routes, one of the newest is seen parked in Haverfordwest bus station. Haverfordwest Bus Station - 2018.

  • Taf Valley Coaches YX17 NDV.

    One of the companies ADL Enviro 200s is seen leaving Carmarthen for Whitland. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

  • Taf Valley Coaches BV22 HBZ.

    For route 322 between Haverfordwest and Carmarthen the company acquired this short wheelbase MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLE. From new she has worn the white based coach livery and not the black & red which is carried by most of the bus fleet. She is seen during March 2024 leaving Carmarthen Bus Station. Sadly from April 2024 this service has passed to First on retendering. Carmarthen Bus Station - 2024.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D150 RAK.

    Tanat has operated many minibuses, these have had a mixture of chassis and bodywork, this Renault-Dodge S56 has Reeve Burgess bodywork and is seen parked in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2001.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D257 YBB.

    Another Dodge seen in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 1999.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D319 DEF.

    One of a number of Renault-Dodges operated by the company is seen in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 1999.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D421 FEH.

    A long departed member of the fleet is seen in Oswestry Bus Station showing the unusual PMT Bursley body. Oswestry Bus Station - 1999.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D71 ASX.

    Yet another Dodge this time with more unusual Dormobile bodywork, seen at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2000.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches D860 LND.

    Seen parked in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2000.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches E214 XWG.

    Tanat operate some Renault-Dodge S46/S56 with varying bodywork, one with Reeve Burgess Beaver is seen parked at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - .2002.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches F315 EJO.

    One of many minibuses operated by Tanat is seen at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2002.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches G145 LRM.

    Seen parked at Oswestry Bus Station between duties. Oswestry Bus Station - 2001.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches G652 LYG.

    Seen parked at the main depot near Oswestry. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2000.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches G91 KUB.

    Seen at the smaller depot just down the road from the main depot and HQ between duties. Pentrefelin Depot - 2002.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches N767 EWG.

    Seen in Welshpool Town Centre operating a local route. Welshpool Town Centre - 2006.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 156 P53 HOJ.

    Seen at the main depot between duties on the D76 service. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2010.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 149 P549 PNE.

    Seen in the old livery slowly being phased out at the main depot. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2012.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches MX07 BBK.

    Normally used on Oswestry area routes, but seen operating service 558 at Shrewsbury Bus Station. Shrewsbury Town Centre - 2011.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 207 MX07 BBK.

    Now painted in the coach livery that is used now on the service buses, Optare Solo is seen parked near Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Town Centre - 2015.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 207 MX07 BBK.

    One of the older members of the fleet and currently in its third Tanat livery, Optare Solo 207 is seen approaching Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Town Centre - 2022.

  • Tanat Valley 206 MX57 CDN

    One of of number of Optare buses now operated by Tanat, and one of the older Solos operated is seen leaving Newtown Bus Station on the Welshpool service. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 209 YJ62 FDP.

    Tanat has recently started to upgrade their fleet with many older members of the fleet departing to be replaced with new or newer vehicles. One of 3 brand new Solos SRs to be acquired is seen in Newtown Bus Station. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 209 YJ62 FDP.

    Showing the latest livery introduced across the bus and coach fleet on one of the Optare Solo SRs which is seen parked between duties at Shrewsbury Bus Station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2021.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 210 TC10 TVC (YJ13 HKT).

    Tanat Valley current;y operate two Optare Solo SRs. The newer and slightly longer example is seen passing through Oswestry Town Centre. Oswestry Town Centre - 2022.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 372 WX71 KXH.

    During 2021 the company won the tender to operate the Oswestry Town Services previously operated by Arriva Midlands. To operate them they have purchased some brand new Islebus I-City bodied Mercedes-Benz Sprinter City 45s. 2 carry the new blue livery and are mostly used on the town routes with 3 painted in a dark grey livery for bus routes and private hires. Oswestry Town Centre - 2022.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 372 WP71 OBY.

    During 2021 the company won the tender to operate the Oswestry Town Services previously operated by Arriva Midlands. To operate them they have purchased some brand new Islebus I-City bodied Mercedes-Benz Sprinter City 45s. 2 carry the new blue livery and are mostly used on the town routes with 3 painted in a dark grey livery for bus routes and private hires. Oswestry Town Centre - 2022.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches JIL 2157 (NPD 142L).

    Seen in Oswestry Bus Station between duties on the 445 service. Oswestry Bus Station - 2003.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches THH 615S.

    Seen passing through Oswestry Bus Station is one of many coaches now downgraded to bus service operation. Oswestry Bus Station - 1996.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches BRC 140T.

    Seen at Oswestry Bus Station between duties. Oswestry Bus Station - 1999.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches BRC 140T.

    Coaches are still used on service work operated by Tanat, one is seen parked in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 1999.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches SCH 148X.

    A former member of the fleet is seen parked out of use at the company depot. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2000.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches RNV 413V (KUB 546V).

    Former Stagecoach Midland Red Plaxton bodied Leyland Leopard is seen at the Oswestry Town Centre terminus of their commercial route 449 to Ellesmere. Oswestry Town Centre - 2000.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 241 A41 XHE.

    Seen parked at the Pentrefelin Depot which seems to house the withdrawn vehicles of the fleet. Pentrefelin Depot - 2004.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches B109 KPF.

    A number of East Lancs bodied Tigers have been operated by Tanat, one is seen at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2004.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 266 G166 EOG.

    Another Lynx that Tanat have operated, seen at the Abermule Outstation. Abermule Outstation - 2006.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 298 G98 VMM.

    Seen parked in Oswestry Bus Station is this smart little Swift. Oswestry Bus Station - 2006.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 230 H130 LPU.

    One of a handful of Leyland Lynx operated is seen at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2010.

  • Tanat Valley 380 803 HOM (H84 DVM).

    Looking a little sorry for itself, Volvo/Alexander is seen at Oswestry Bus Station before starting its morning school run. Oswestry Bus Station - 2015.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 445 J245 LGL.

    Seen parked at the depot is an older member of the coach fleet. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2013.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 268 J658 UHN.

    One of a number of Leyland Lynxs operated by Tanat is seen in Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2010.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 402 K2 TGE (K845 HUM).

    Also seen parked at the companies depot near Oswestry. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2012.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 258 L408 TKB.

    Tanat operate a couple of Neoplan single deckers as seen by 258 at Shrewsbury Bus Station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2009.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 217 M427 UNW.

    Seen parked at Shrewsbury Bus Station between duties on the D74 service. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2009.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 231 M431 UNW.

    One of the older members of the bus fleet still giving good service, is seen leaving Newtown Bus Station. Newtown Bus Station - 2013.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 214 N814 WGR.

    Seen at Oswestry Bus Station is 1 of 2 Plaxton Verde bodied Volvo B10Bs operated. Oswestry Bus Station - 2009.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches R649 NEP.

    Tanats first low floor bus is normally allocated to route 449, and is seen at the Oswestry end. Oswestry Town Centre - 2001.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 285 R985 SSA.

    Aqcuired to replace rare Neoplan SLFs on local service work are also rare Alexander Ultra bodied Volvos. 2 are seen at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2012.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 290 T290 ROF.

    The usual vehicle used on route 558-Montgomery to Shrewsbury is seen about to take up its stand at Shrewsbury Bus Station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2011.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 473 A15 TVC (W735 PPR).

    Still awaiting fleet colours and seen parked at the depot. Pentrefelin Depot - 2013.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 428 Y28 OXF.

    Seen parked at the deport is an ex-Oxford Bus Company coach. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant Depot - 2012.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches KX54 NKG.

    Normally used on school services, Transbus Enviro 300 is seen between duties at Oswestry Bus Station. Oswestry Bus Station - 2018.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 250 YJ56 ATU.

    Acquired when the company won Powys Council tendered service 775 since renumbered X75. One of 3 Optare tempos used is seen in Newtown Bus Station. Newtown Bus Station - 2006.

  • Tanat Valley Coaches 250 YJ56 ATU.

    Tanat operated 3 Optare Tempos on Powys Council supported service X75, one is seen arriving at Shrewsbury Bus Station. Shrewsbury Bus Station - 2011,

Based at depots in Llangadog and Llandelio the company operated coaches and some tendered services before closing during 2017.

  • Thomas Brothers LAL 746P.

    Operated for many years and is seen operating a market day service at Carmarthen. Carmarthen Town Centre - 2001.

  • Thomas Brothers D631 BPL.

    A slightly rarer beast is this ex-demo Dennis Lancet with Duple Dominant bodywork, which is pictured at the Llandeilo Depot. Llandeilo Depot - 2001.

Known for their coaching business, during 2025 the company also started to operate Powys tendered bus routes.

  • Williams Coaches YX75 KVB.

    From the 1st September 2025, Williams have won a number of Powys Council tenders formally operated by Stagecoach South Wales. One of the services is the 43 Brecon-Abergavenny, which the company have acquired 3 ADL Enviro 200mmc buses. One is seen on the second day at Abergavenny Bus Station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2025.

  • Williams Coaches YX75 KVB.

    From the 1st September 2025, Williams have won a number of Powys Council tenders formally operated by Stagecoach South Wales. One of the services is the 43 Brecon-Abergavenny, which the company have acquired 3 ADL Enviro 200mmc buses. One is seen on the first day at Abergavenny Bus Station. Abergavenny Bus Station - 2025.