National Express is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the world’s first ever express coach service with a nod to the ...

A year later, he played a leading role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, which forced the Bristol Omnibus Company to end its racist hiring practices. His 1964 protest against racial discrimination in ...

In 1963, Dr Stephenson led the bus boycott alongside Guy Bailey OBE and Roy Hacket MBE after the Bristol Omnibus Company refused to hire Guy Reid-Bailey from Jamaica. A 60-day boycott ensued and ...

The boycott of the Bristol Omnibus Company he organised overturned a ban on people from ethnic minorities working on buses in the city, while his pub sit-in also gained nationwide attention.

The picture above is from a BBC interview with Dr Stephenson just after the campaign's victory, in which he said he was "very pleased indeed" that the Bristol Omnibus Company had dropped its ...

"I’ve always considered Bristol my hometown and have long felt a responsibility to make it a fairer place for everyone. My father holds a significant place in Bristol's history. During the activism of ...

In 1963, he led the city's bus boycott, rallying thousands to stand against the Bristol Omnibus Company's refusal to hire Black or Asian drivers. The boycott's victory helped pave the way for the ...

Bristol Rovers manager Inigo Calderon celebrated a home victory for the first time as the Gas secured a 3-1 win over in-form Barnsley at The Memorial Stadium. Goals from Gatlin O'Donkor, Isaac ...

Who is Dr Paul Stephenson OBE? He is a Bristol legend who changed the course of history in the UK. At the time it was still legal to discriminate against someone because of their colour of their ...