Hedingham & Chambers

Hedingham was a public bus brand operated by Hedingham & Chambers in Essex, itself a subsidiary of the Go-Ahead Group (forming part of the Go East Anglia). In early 1960, Letch retired due to ill health and sold the company to Donald MacGregor, which was renamed Hedingham & District Omnibuses. Since then the company has grown by acquiring other companies, including: forming part of Go East Anglia. Following this, 'Hedingham' became the widely accepted company name and as such is no longer referred to as 'Hedingham Omnibuses'. In June 2025, Hedingham merged into Konectbus along with Chambers. Depots Three depots are located in: • Clacton • Sible Hedingham • Kelvedon Hedingham used to have a depot in Tollesbury however it closed in 2016 due to cuts. Livery in Colchester in the new livery|left|alt= Hedingham Omnibuses' livery was cream with red relief, until the 1970s being blue and cream. Some routes have received buses fitted with free wifi and route branding. ==Chambers==

{{Infobox Bus transit Chambers was a public bus brand operated by Hedingham & Chambers in Sudbury, Suffolk, itself a subsidiary of the Go-Ahead Group (forming part of the Go East Anglia). In June 2012 Chambers was sold to the Go-Ahead Group with 27 buses. The depot was not included in the sale with operations moving to fellow Go-Ahead company Hedingham in Sudbury although it still traded under the Chambers name. In June 2025, the Chambers brand merged into Konectbus brand along with Hedingham. Services Chambers operated 14 services. Both urban and rural areas are served, many of the company's routes running into Sudbury, and serving the bus station near Sudbury railway station. Fleet The fleet consisted of 30 buses and 2 coaches. After the Go-Ahead purchase a new red and maroon fleet livery was introduced. ==See also==