Black & White Villages by bus

A scenic bus ride on the 492 and a delightful walk in Herefordshire

This publication has been researched by the ‘Tourism on Board’ project based at the University of Central Lancashire (contact Les Lumsdon at lmlumsdon@uclan.ac.uk). Funding assistance has been provided by Herefordshire Council. The leaflet was designed and produced by Simon Holt Marketing Services and is a 12pp third A4 leaflet (A3 folded to third A4). A companion publication (also 12pp third A4) has been produced - ‘Mortimer Country Bus Walks’.

The ‘Tourism on Board’ project seeks to encourage us to use buses and trains for local recreation including days out, walks and other activities. If you have any comments or require additional information please do not hesitate to contact Les Lumsdon about the project. Here’s wishing you a great day out and for some a good walk between Almeley and Eardisley.





					Black & White Villages by bus A scenic bus ride on the 492 and a delightful walk in Herefordshire This publication has been researched by the ‘Tourism on Board’ project based at the University of Central Lancashire (contact Les Lumsdon at lmlumsdon@uclan.ac.uk). Funding assistance has been provided by Herefordshire Council. The leaflet was designed and produced by Simon Holt Marketing Services and is a 12pp third A4 leaflet (A3 folded to third A4). A companion publication (also 12pp third A4) has been produced - ‘Mortimer Country Bus Walks’. The ‘Tourism on Board’ project seeks to encourage us to use buses and trains for local recreation including days out, walks and other activities. If you have any comments or require additional information please do not hesitate to contact Les Lumsdon about the project. Here’s wishing you a great day out and for some a good walk between Almeley and Eardisley.




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