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Truronian〔(Companies House extract company no 2140599 ) Truronian Limited〕 was an English bus and coach operator based in Truro. ==History== Truronian was formed in September 1987 by former Western National managers Ken Branchett, David Rabey and Geoff Rumbles. In 1988, the business of Flora Motors, Helston, was purchased, followed in 1993 by CR Williams Coaches, St Agnes.〔(Companies House extract company no 623661 ) CR Wiliams (Coaches) Limited〕〔(Truronian ) West Country Historic Omnibus & Transport Trust Web News 31〕 Services operated included park and ride services for the Eden Project and express services for National Express.〔〔(Citaro arctics for Truronian's Eden route ) Bus & Coach 20 June 2006〕 In April 2008, Truroninan was purchased by FirstGroup with 50 buses and 20 coaches and integrated into their First Devon & Cornwall operation.〔(First to buy Truronian ) Bus & Coach 15 February 2008〕〔(First takes over Truronian buses ) ''BBC News'' 8 April 2008〕 The holiday business ceased in November 2011.〔(Truronian Holidays to cease trading ) ''BBC News'' 31 May 2011〕 In March 2012, the trading name was sold to Newell's Travel, which now produce, organise and operate a British, Irish and Continental Holidays programme still under the Truronian banner.〔(Welcome to Truronian Holidays ) Truronian Holidays〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Truronian」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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