34-463: [REDACTED] Look up United or united in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. United may refer to: Places [ edit ] United, Pennsylvania , an unincorporated community United, West Virginia , an unincorporated community Arts and entertainment [ edit ] Films [ edit ] United (2003 film) ,
68-548: A Canadian rugby union club founded in 2005 United Athletic Conference an American college football conference that started play in 2023. Other uses [ edit ] United (Canarian electoral alliance) , a Canary Island-based electoral alliance Ujedinjeni ( United ), parliamentary group in Serbia See also [ edit ] UnitedHealth Group , an American health care company Unite (disambiguation) Unity (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
102-489: A Canadian rugby union club founded in 2005 United Athletic Conference an American college football conference that started play in 2023. Other uses [ edit ] United (Canarian electoral alliance) , a Canary Island-based electoral alliance Ujedinjeni ( United ), parliamentary group in Serbia See also [ edit ] UnitedHealth Group , an American health care company Unite (disambiguation) Unity (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
136-854: A Chinese football club F.C. United of Manchester , an English football club Hartlepool United , an English football club Hereford United , an English football club Hyde United , an English football club Leeds United , an English football club Manchester United , an English football club Newcastle United , an English football club Oxford United , an English football club Peterborough United , an English football club Rotherham United , an English football club Scunthorpe United , an English football club Sheffield United , an English football club Southend United , an English football club Torquay United , an English football club Western United FC , an Australian football club West Ham United , an English football club Other sports [ edit ] United Rugby Club ,
170-854: A Chinese football club F.C. United of Manchester , an English football club Hartlepool United , an English football club Hereford United , an English football club Hyde United , an English football club Leeds United , an English football club Manchester United , an English football club Newcastle United , an English football club Oxford United , an English football club Peterborough United , an English football club Rotherham United , an English football club Scunthorpe United , an English football club Sheffield United , an English football club Southend United , an English football club Torquay United , an English football club Western United FC , an Australian football club West Ham United , an English football club Other sports [ edit ] United Rugby Club ,
204-772: A Norwegian film United (2011 film) , a BBC Two film Literature [ edit ] United! (novel) , a 1973 children's novel by Michael Hardcastle Music [ edit ] United (band) , Japanese thrash metal band formed in 1981 Albums [ edit ] United (Commodores album) , 1986 United (Dream Evil album) , 2006 United (Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell album) , 1967 United (Marian Gold album) , 1996 United (Phoenix album) , 2000 United (Woody Shaw album) , 1981 Songs [ edit ] "United" (Judas Priest song) , 1980 "United" (Prince Ital Joe and Marky Mark song) , 1994 "United" (Robbie Williams song) , 2000 "United",
238-721: A Norwegian film United (2011 film) , a BBC Two film Literature [ edit ] United! (novel) , a 1973 children's novel by Michael Hardcastle Music [ edit ] United (band) , Japanese thrash metal band formed in 1981 Albums [ edit ] United (Commodores album) , 1986 United (Dream Evil album) , 2006 United (Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell album) , 1967 United (Marian Gold album) , 1996 United (Phoenix album) , 2000 United (Woody Shaw album) , 1981 Songs [ edit ] "United" (Judas Priest song) , 1980 "United" (Prince Ital Joe and Marky Mark song) , 1994 "United" (Robbie Williams song) , 2000 "United",
272-399: A RATP joint venture with Australia's Kelsian Group (parent company of Tower Transit ) known as RATP Dev Transit London . London United operates seven bus garages. As of May 2024, Fulwell garage operates routes 33 , 65 , 71 , 216 , 281 , 290 , 371 , 681 , K3 , N33 and N65 . When new, the 11-acre (4.5 ha) site was described as one of the finest plants in the country and
306-613: A bus garage in 1980 after a two-year construction. Originally built as Chiswick Tram depot, it had latterly been used to operate the British European Airways bus service between Heathrow Airport and the West London Air Terminal on Cromwell Road . The original plan was to create a temporary home for the Riverside garage buses and staff whilst that garage was re-built with a view to taking on
340-856: A bus manufacturing group United Petroleum , an Australian petrol retailer and importer United Technologies Corporation , an American multi-national United Telecommunications (disambiguation) London United Busways , a bus operating company in London London United Tramways , the former operator in London responsible for trams and trolleybuses from 1894 till 1933 Sports [ edit ] Association football [ edit ] Adelaide United FC , an Australian soccer club Carlisle United , an English football club Chesterfield United , an English football club Colchester United , an English football club D.C. United , an American soccer club Dongguan United ,
374-719: A bus manufacturing group United Petroleum , an Australian petrol retailer and importer United Technologies Corporation , an American multi-national United Telecommunications (disambiguation) London United Busways , a bus operating company in London London United Tramways , the former operator in London responsible for trams and trolleybuses from 1894 till 1933 Sports [ edit ] Association football [ edit ] Adelaide United FC , an Australian soccer club Carlisle United , an English football club Chesterfield United , an English football club Colchester United , an English football club D.C. United , an American soccer club Dongguan United ,
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#1732766235904408-546: A fourth season television episode Businesses [ edit ] United Airlines , a major American airline United Airways , a Bangladeshi airline United Automobile Services , a bus operator in England, now merged with the Arriva Group United Bank (Atlanta metropolitan area) , Georgia, United States United Bank (Pakistan) United Bank (West Virginia) , United States United Bus ,
442-414: A fourth season television episode Businesses [ edit ] United Airlines , a major American airline United Airways , a Bangladeshi airline United Automobile Services , a bus operator in England, now merged with the Arriva Group United Bank (Atlanta metropolitan area) , Georgia, United States United Bank (Pakistan) United Bank (West Virginia) , United States United Bus ,
476-411: A plot of land behind the garage that was also used to stand vehicles terminating there on layover. The garage was rebuilt in the early 1950s and included a new bus station in front of the garage. The planned allocation was now up to 120 vehicles, although the allocation in 2002 was 127. Hounslow's first one-man operated double deckers were MCW Metrobuses delivered in 1982 for routes 111 and 202 . With
510-430: A song by Danish duo Nik & Jay featuring Lisa Rowe "United (Who We Are)", a song by XO-IQ, featured in the television series Make It Pop Television [ edit ] United (docuseries) , a 2022 Western United football documentary series United (TV series) , a 1990 BBC Two documentary series United! , a soap opera that aired on BBC One from 1965-1967 "United" ( Star Trek: Enterprise ) ,
544-430: A song by Danish duo Nik & Jay featuring Lisa Rowe "United (Who We Are)", a song by XO-IQ, featured in the television series Make It Pop Television [ edit ] United (docuseries) , a 2022 Western United football documentary series United (TV series) , a 1990 BBC Two documentary series United! , a soap opera that aired on BBC One from 1965-1967 "United" ( Star Trek: Enterprise ) ,
578-521: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages United [REDACTED] Look up United or united in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. United may refer to: Places [ edit ] United, Pennsylvania , an unincorporated community United, West Virginia , an unincorporated community Arts and entertainment [ edit ] Films [ edit ] United (2003 film) ,
612-581: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages London United Busways RATP Dev Transit London Limited , trading as RATP Dev Transit London , is a bus company operating mostly in west and south-west Greater London . The London United brand is a subsidiary of RATP Dev Transit London and operates services under contract to Transport for London . London United commenced operating on 1 April 1989, as one of 12 operating subsidiaries of London Buses in preparation for privatisation . In November 1994 it
646-625: The London United business. In 2009 Transdev's majority owner, Caisse des dépôts et consignations , commenced negotiating with Veolia Environnement to merge Transdev with Veolia Transport . As part of the resulting agreement, it was agreed that the RATP Group , which had a minority shareholding in Transdev, would take over ownership of some of Transdev's operations in lieu of cash payment. This resulted in London United transferring to
680-788: The RATP Group, while London Sovereign remained with Transdev and become part of the merged Veolia Transdev group. This agreement took effect in March 2011, and RATP Group renamed its newly acquired business London United. In 2015, a charter unit was established under the United Transit brand with a grey and red livery. Since July 2021, London United has taken on most routes from RATP Group's other London subsidiary Quality Line , with routes 413, 463 and S1 being transferred to Go-Ahead London . In December 2021, RATP's London bus operations including London United were transferred to
714-484: The adjoining bus station. In 2005 an unsuccessful planning application for a site in Hanworth Road was lodged. This was largely due to a campaign by residents overlooking the site. As of May 2024, Hounslow Heath garage operate routes 105 , 116 , 235 , 423 and non-TfL routes KU1, KU2 and KU3. As of June 2024, Park Royal garage operates routes 18 , 220 , 224 , 258 , 266 , N18 and N266 . Park Royal
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#1732766235904748-458: The allocation still high, Hounslow runs a number of night services on behalf of other London United garages to enable it to fit the buses into the garage. It was also the first garage in London to operate a low-floor bus with the arrival of Wright Pathfinder bodied Dennis Lance SLF in December 1993. There were plans to relocate the garage away from the town centre, and allow the expansion of
782-522: The depot in 1935, although some of the tram tracks were, until recently, still visible in the cobbled surface of the Stanley Road entrance. The garage has never reached its capacity, even taking in much of the work from Twickenham when it closed in 1970, and in 2001 107 buses were allocated. In 1999 the garage housed 13 London Country buses after Arriva Croydon & North Surrey shut its Leatherhead garage. The buses on route 85 were operated from
816-447: The existing British Airways services between Heathrow Airport and central London. These vehicles were transferred in 1994 to West Ramp (which became an outstation of V) leaving the garage with an allocation of MCW Metroriders , MCW Metrobuses , Leyland Olympians and Dennis Darts . As of June 2024, Tolworth garage operates routes 85 , 293 , 406 , 411 , 418 , 467 , 613 , 655 , 662 , 665 , K1 , K2 , K4 and K5 . Tolworth
850-419: The first pneumatic tyre buses and the original Dennis Dart allocated respectively. The garage had one problem though: the roof was too low and only open toppers and single deck vehicles could use the depot until the mid-1930s when the roof was raised. A London Transport survey in 1947 found that 92 vehicles were allocated to Hounslow, a garage with a capacity of 72. This was mainly achieved by parking buses on
884-660: The forecourt with Arriva drivers. As of May 2024, Hounslow garage operates routes 110 , 117 , 203 , 419 , 696 , 697 , 698 , H22 , H37 and H98 . Hounslow garage was opened by the London General Omnibus Company in 1913 on the former site of the District Railway 's Hounslow Town station . The garage along with many others was requisitioned in the First World War. Hounslow was the subject of two firsts in 1925 and 1930 with
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986-406: The workload from Mortlake and Turnham Green which were to close. However this idea was changed and the garage took on the work from Turnham Green which closed and also inherited the garage code V. Following service reductions, Mortlake and Riverside closed in 1983, with some of their work moving to Stamford Brook. In 1981 Stamford Brook took on Airbus routes A1 and A2 following the withdrawal of
1020-555: Was built on the site of a former coal yard behind Tolworth railway station . Tolworth was originally planned in the late 1990s following the closure of Kingston Garage and the announcement that the site was to be part sold off and part converted into the new bus station. A recruitment centre was opened on Tolworth Broadway long before building work ever started. Route K5 transferred to Tolworth from Quality Line on 25 January 2020. Routes 406, 418 and 465 transferred to Tolworth from Quality Line on 25 April 2020. Twickenham garage
1054-480: Was opened by NCP Challenger on 26 May 2007, on the site of the former Metroline garage (HR) in Atlas Road, Park Royal , which had closed in 2005. As of May 2024, Shepherd's Bush garage operates routes 49 , 70 , 72 , 94 , 148 , C1 and N72 . Shepherd's Bush garage opened in 1906. As of June 2024, Stamford Brook garage operates routes 218 , 272 , 283 , 440 and E3 . Stamford Brook opened as
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1088-715: Was sold in a management buyout . The company's name was derived from the former London United Tramways , that operated trams and trolleybuses in west and south west London until absorbed by the London Passenger Transport Board in 1933. London United adopted the former tram company's insignia, based on the coat of arms of the City of London , as its logo. In January 1995, London United purchased Westlink with garages in Hounslow Heath and Kingston upon Thames . In August 1997 London United
1122-575: Was sold to Transdev . In 2002 Transdev purchased fellow London operator London Sovereign from the Blazefield Group . In April 2006 both operations were rebranded with the Transdev name and logo, removing the London United and London Sovereign brands, although both companies continued as separate legal entities. In November 2009 Transdev purchased NCP Challenger with seven Transport for London contracted routes, 87 buses and garages at Park Royal and Twickenham . These were integrated into
1156-435: Was the main depot of London United Tramways with 20 covered tracks. The garage is nowadays divided into two sections, one used by London United, with an entrance off Wellington Road, and the other by Transport UK London Bus with an entrance off Stanley Road. Fulwell was the first garage in London to receive trolleybuses in 1931, and together with Isleworth was the last to operate them until 1962. The last trams operated from
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