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Thursday 17th September 2026 Full disclosure: Historian Ruth Thomson (co-author of this wonderful new book along with husband Neil) contacted me in June 2025 explaining how she was compiling “a history of Lewes bus station (including the garden of Trinity House on which it stands) and … wondered if you would be interested in being involved?” I was delighted to share recollections of my involvement over almost 45 years with this iconic structure in the town but more importantly put her in touch with others (employees and bus enthusiasts) who I knew would be only to pleased to help. Ruth went on to explain “as editor of the recent, award-winning illustrated book: Grown in Lewes, I am keen to include voices and photographs of those who used the bus station as passengers, drivers, conductors, workers, etc. and to include as wide a variety of material – photographs, maps, tickets, artwork, posters, timetables and other ephemera, etc as I can to add visual interest to the account.” Fifteen…

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