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Cardiff Bus Station The bus station, known as Wood Street, opened in 1954. This view from 1980 shows the curved stands and the main terminal building. I believe that the curved stands were replaced with straight through stands sometime in the 1990's. The main terminal building was demolished in 2008 as part of a redevelopment of the area.
The bus is a Cymru Cenedlaethol (National Welsh) Leyland Leopard with Marshall bodywork.
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| Author | Martin Addison |
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