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GRT Group

GRT Group was a bus operating company in the United Kingdom from 1989 until 1995. It was formed when Grampian Regional Transport (GRT) was privatised. It went on to purchase a number of bus companies in England and Scotland. In April 1994, GRT Group was listed on the stock exchange, and in June 1995 merged with Badgerline to form FirstBus.

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Founded
January 1989
Headquarters
Aberdeen
Ceased operation
June 1995
Chief executive
Moir Lockhead
Fleet
1,600 (June 1995)
Operator
Grampian Regional Transport Midland Scottish Northampton Transport Leicester CityBus Eastern Counties Scottish Motor Group Lowland Scottish

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GRT Group

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Edges22
Triples27
Avg. degree1.91
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GRT Group

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related to history · 12
GRT Group → Aberdeen, Aberdeen Asset Management, At, General Manager Moir Lockhead, Grampian Regional Transport, GRT, January, Motivation, Scotland, Scottish Bus Group, The, The GRT Group
related to Livery · 7
GRT Group → As GRT Group, FirstBus, GRT, Lowland Scottish, Some, The, With
Ceased operation · 1
GRT Group → June 1995
Chief executive · 1
GRT Group → Moir Lockhead
Fleet · 1
GRT Group → 1,600 (June 1995)
Founded · 1
GRT Group → January 1989
Headquarters · 1
GRT Group → Aberdeen
Operator · 1
GRT Group → Grampian Regional Transport Midland Scottish Northampton Transport Leicester CityBus Eastern Counties Scottish Motor Group Lowland Scottish
Service area · 1
GRT Group → England Scotland
Service type · 1
GRT Group → Bus operator

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grt group bus company 1995 companies grampian regional transport scotland firstbus livery scottish 1989 england june aberdeen northampton new purchase

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GRT GroupCeased operationJune 19951.00infobox
GRT GroupChief executiveMoir Lockhead1.00infobox
GRT GroupFleet1,600 (June 1995)1.00infobox
GRT GroupFoundedJanuary 19891.00infobox
GRT GroupHeadquartersAberdeen1.00infobox
GRT GroupOperatorGrampian Regional Transport Midland Scottish Northampton Transport Leicester CityBus Eastern Counties Scottish Motor Group Lowland Scottish1.00infobox
GRT GroupService areaEngland Scotland1.00infobox
GRT GroupService typeBus operator1.00infobox
GRT Grouprelated to historyThe GRT Group0.60section
GRT Grouprelated to historyGrampian Regional Transport0.60section
GRT Grouprelated to historyAberdeen0.60section
GRT Grouprelated to historyScotland0.60section

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