The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh today travelled form Cambridge Railway Station to Addenbrooke's Hospital by guided bus. Her Majesty opened the Medical Research Council's Laboratory of Molecular Biology, and unveiled a plaque at the Rosie Maternity Hospital.
See BBC report here.
Extensive coverage of the event at the Cambridge News website includes a slideshow of 117 photographs.
You can hear a brief comment by Michael Capper, who drove the royal bus, here.
The Cambridgeshire Guided Busway linking St Ives, Cambridge and Trumpington opened on 7 August 2011. This blog is now closed to new posts and comments. It was set up for people who travelled the busway, either as bus passengers, or users of the cycle/footpath such as pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders. The blog remains visible as a historic record. Many thanks to everyone who contributed to the blog over the past decade.
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Thursday, 23 May 2013
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Royal visit to guided busway
According to the Cambridge News here, the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will be travelling on the guided busway on the afternoon of 23 May. Their journey will be from Cambridge Railway Station to Addenbrooke's Hospital where they will open the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology and the new Rosie Maternity Hospital. They will be travelling on a Stagecoach bus.
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