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Sorry for the delay.

This year's Running Day will take place on Sunday 28th April.

The usual applies - the main 'hub' will be the South Side (Middlesbrough) of the Transporter Bridge, the location for the control vehicle, stalls and static exhibits (as of this week, 2 confirmed vehicles for static display only), with routes departing from the site to Middlesbrough and Stockton.

As of Tuesday night, 9 vehicles are confirmed for the running aspect of the vehicle - including the 500 Group's own active duo, Bristol VRT H106 and, fresh for major work over the winter, Dennis Loline 99. With 8 weeks to go until the date, more will be expected.
We (The 'Teesside 500 Group') now have a website again, with the currently confirmed entry list for the Running Day

http://teesside500group.co.uk/2019-running-day
Think I be giving this one a miss this year, done it every year for a good few years now, so be nice to have a break from it.
The one week reminder

The Teesside Running Day is next Sunday.
http://teesside500group.co.uk/2019-running-day

Here’s the entry list for what’s attending
(23 Apr 2019, 9:45 pm)TEN 6083 wrote [ -> ]http://teesside500group.co.uk/2019-running-day

Here’s the entry list for what’s attending

The one rally in our region I haven't been to, looking at the lineup of what is going to be there this year I will be going.
Bigun said he wants to try it, this year. Much easier to get to from here than where we used to live, even though it's further!
(23 Apr 2019, 10:26 pm)Malarkey wrote [ -> ]The one rally in our region I haven't been to, looking at the lineup of what is going to be there this year I will be going.

You should Adam. It's the best one up here by far nowadays.

Although I am surprised you haven't been. I am sure I saw you there last year or the year before!
(26 Apr 2019, 4:18 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]You should Adam. It's the best one up here by far nowadays.

Although I am surprised you haven't been. I am sure I saw you there last year or the year before!

Unless I have a clone I don't know about I was definitely not there, last time you seen me at a Rally was the one on the Quayside last year.
(26 Apr 2019, 10:16 pm)Malarkey wrote [ -> ]Unless I have a clone I don't know about I was definitely not there, last time you seen me at a Rally was the one on the Quayside last year.

Are you sure you haven't been? I'm also sure I've seen you there before. It seems kind of strange you haven't been to this one before, as it's local.
(27 Apr 2019, 12:41 pm)MurdnunoC wrote [ -> ]Are you sure you haven't been? I'm also sure I've seen you there before. It seems kind of strange you haven't been to this one before, as it's local.

100% sure I have never been to this rally before.

Look through my Flickr you'll not find any photos.
(27 Apr 2019, 12:48 pm)Malarkey wrote [ -> ]100% sure I have never been to this rally before.

Look through my Flickr you'll not find any photos.

Only 100% sure, eh?
(23 Apr 2019, 10:55 pm)BusLoverMum wrote [ -> ]Bigun said he wants to try it, this year. Much easier to get to from here than where we used to live, even though it's further!

Like last year, Go North East will have an X10 bus on display.

The bus will call into Peterlee Bus Station on its journey south, picking up anyone travelling to the rally. It'll meet the 09:55 southbound X10 (arriving at Peterlee for 10:45) for anyone wanting to travel on the bus.

If that's any easier for you and Big'un, as opposed to sitting on the X12 then waiting for a shuttle afterwards, you're more than welcome to join us.
A few changes to the runs for this year's running day:

The 212 trips will run as 0s this year - meaning they'll be 0s to Middlesbrough, Stockton and Norton this year.
A new trip this year is the 'Riverside Shuttle' - not sure what that actually is until the morning, but from the times for the trips, could just possibly be Transporter to the Riverside Stadium and return
(27 Apr 2019, 5:31 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]Like last year, Go North East will have an X10 bus on display.

The bus will call into Peterlee Bus Station on its journey south, picking up anyone travelling to the rally. It'll meet the 09:55 southbound X10 (arriving at Peterlee for 10:45) for anyone wanting to travel on the bus.

If that's any easier for you and Big'un, as opposed to sitting on the X12 then waiting for a shuttle afterwards, you're more than welcome to join us.

Thanks for the info, but we're in Durham city, these days, so it's easier for us to get the X12 straight to Stockton or Boro. We'll decide which on the way, when shuttle times are clearer!
First Shuttle from Stockton should be H106 about 10.20, followed 20 minutes later by 99.

Country Buses this year are booked for LFT5X (the OK Leopard) and E50TYG (the West Riding Leyland Royal Tiger/Doyen) - they leave at 13.40 and 14.10 respectively (in that order). The Country Bus Tour is limited numbers only with tickets required, purchasable from the Control Vehicle from 10.
(27 Apr 2019, 8:41 pm)Kuyoyo wrote [ -> ]First Shuttle from Stockton should be H106 about 10.20, followed 20 minutes later by 99.

Country Buses this year are booked for LFT5X (the OK Leopard) and E50TYG (the West Riding Leyland Royal Tiger/Doyen) - they leave at 13.40 and 14.10 respectively (in that order). The Country Bus Tour is limited numbers only with tickets required, purchasable from the Control Vehicle from 10.
What are the various route numbers/journey details?

Obviously you've said one already (0!)

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(27 Apr 2019, 9:06 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]What are the various route numbers/journey details?

Obviously you've said one already (0!)

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At present, I only know that we’ve got the 0, 42 (Transporter to Stockton via Bus Station, Billingham and Norton), 47 (Transporter to Yarm) and X19 (Yarm express via A66, Stockton and returning via A19). The 92 (Eston) is reportedly running this year. The Riverside Shuttle doesn’t have a service number at present, and there’s no mention in our emails about the 11 (Stockton via Acklam and under Albert Bridge).
(27 Apr 2019, 9:13 pm)Kuyoyo wrote [ -> ]At present, I only know that we’ve got the 0, 42 (Transporter to Stockton via Bus Station, Billingham and Norton), 47 (Transporter to Yarm) and X19 (Yarm express via A66, Stockton and returning via A19). The 92 (Eston) is reportedly running this year. The Riverside Shuttle doesn’t have a service number at present, and there’s no mention in our emails about the 11 (Stockton via Acklam and under Albert Bridge).

Anything planned across the Transporter bridge, or is it closed for abseiling again?
(27 Apr 2019, 10:05 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]Anything planned across the Transporter bridge, or is it closed for abseiling again?

Not sure - I’ll know more in the morning what’s happening.
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