HCT Group was a social enterprise in the transport industry. Delivering everything from London red buses to social services transport. They reinvested profits back into community projects for older people and people with disabilities. Sadly, they never recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic and went into administration in September 2022. Try our HTC Group quiz.
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As they started to expand out of Hackney, they found that the name confused people. The group started to operate all over London and elsewhere
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The office at their depot in Hackney really was originally a control bunker for air raid defence in WW2, including blast-shield doors and an independent power supply
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The fleet included London red buses, school buses, bendy buses, single deck buses, minibuses and even wheelchair accessible cars
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For the record, LaSCoT would never steal cars or trucks, let alone lie about it!
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CT Plus and CT Plus (Yorkshire) were also something called a Community Interest Company (CIC), which is a more efficient legal form for delivering contracts than a charity
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Although by a strange twist of fate, back in the 1980's Dai was accidentally arrested for spying whilst on holiday in Niger and then deported
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HCT Group provided trips for an amazing variety of community groups
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L.A.T provided subsidised community minibuses and a community car service for older people and people with disabilities
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