The Kings Ferry News Archive
As railway tracks freeze over, The Kings Ferry keeps moving. Again!
Train services throughout the south east were literally put on ice this morning as rail networks ground to a halt due to ice on the tracks. However, the sun was shining on The Kings Ferry who managed to deliver all passengers to London on time. Read more...
The Kings Ferry hosts the FA Cup at Confex 2009
Coach operator, The Kings Ferry, was proud to host the FA Cup on the first day of International Confex 2009. English football legend Peter Beardsley MBE made a surprise guest appearance and joined more than 160 show visitors who had their picture taken with the famous trophy. Read more...
Get snapped with the FA Cup at International Confex 2009
Visitors can have their picture taken with the FA Cup for free on Tuesday 24th February from 12pm - 4pm at The Kings Ferry/Connections stand (R620) at International Confex 2009 - a leading trade show for the events industry. Read more...
The Kings Ferry to provide VIP transport for Shockwaves NME Awards 2009
On 25th February celebrities at the Shockwaves NME Awards 2009 will travel in true VIP style from the awards ceremony to the exclusive after show party in Land Yachts™ from The Kings Ferry. Read more...
Italian rugby team chooses The Kings Ferry for all important first match
The Kings Ferry is the coach operator of choice for many leading sports clubs, so it’s no wonder the Italian rugby team picked us to travel in style when they recently visited the UK. Read more...
Branded coach promotes Skiweekends to mass audience
Skiweekends makes short skiing holidays to Europe accessible to a wide UK market and its presence marketing campaign with The Kings Ferry is helping to get the message out there. One of The Kings Ferry's commuter coaches is wrapped top-to-toe in Skiweekends branding, transforming the coach into a powerful, cost-effective marketing tool.
As train commuters in London were left out in the cold when South Eastern cancelled all of its early morning services into the capital, our coach commuters were instead travelling into London as normal. On time and ready for the day ahead. Read more...


