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The merger also brought with it a second National Holidays.^[1] This was the former East Yorkshire Travel, a subsidiary of the East Yorkshire bus company which had been renamed on being sold in 1997 and become part of the Wallace Arnold group in 2001.

Scottish Omnibuses Ltd. (SOL) was a company set up by the British Transport Commission in 1949 to take over the bus and coach operations of Scottish Motor Traction (SMT) and its subsidiaries under the nationalisation provisions of the 1947 Transport Act. SMT itself remained in private hands, continuing its motor sales, service and insurance businesses.^[2]

SOL took over the holding of SMT's subsidiary companies,^[2] while those buses and coaches it operated directly retained the SMT name until the early 1960s, when, after a brief flirtation with "Scottish", the fleet name "Eastern Scottish" was adopted.^[3]

Following the demise of the British Transport Commission, the SOL group was re-formed as the Scottish Bus Group under the state-owned Transport Holding Company in 1962; this later became the Scottish Transport Group in 1969 following the addition of ferry services.

SOL itself remained as a bus and coach operator, trading as Eastern Scottish, until reorganisation of the group in 1985, when it was split into Eastern Scottish Omnibuses Ltd. and Lowland Scottish Omnibuses Ltd.

The music was composed by George Fenton^[4] except where otherwise stated.

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Miss Shepherd's Waltz"	Unknown
2.	"Moving In"	Unknown
3.	"Two Women: Tango"	Unknown
4.	"Re-Parking"	Unknown
5.	"In Care"	Unknown
6.	"The Neighbours"	Unknown
7.	"Special Paint"	Unknown
8.	"Collision and Confession"	Unknown
9.	"Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Op. 11 (Chopin) (Excerpt)"	Unknown
10.	"The New Van"	Unknown
11.	"Broadstairs"	Unknown
12.	"Impromptu No. 3 in G-Flat Major, Op. 90, D899 (Schubert) (Excerpt)"	Unknown
13.	"Curtain Down"	Unknown
14.	"Alive and Well"	Unknown
15.	"Freewheeling"	Unknown
16.	"The Day Centre"	Unknown
17.	"A Sepulchre"	Unknown
18.	"Remembering Miss Shepherd"	Unknown
19.	"Walk Through the Cemetery"	Unknown
20.	"The Ascension (Miss Shepherd's Waltz)"	Unknown
21.	"Impromptu No. 3 in G-Flat Major, Op. 90, D899 (Schubert)" (feat. Clare Hammond)	Unknown
22.	"Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Op. 11 (Chopin): II. Romanze: Larghetto"	Unknown
23.	"Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Op. 11 (Chopin): III. Rondo: Vivace"	Unknown

^ Companies House extract company no 2100628 National Holidays Limited
^ ^a ^b Hibbs, John (1968). The History of Briish Bus Services, p. 211. David & Charles, Newton Abbott. ISBN 0715342215.
^ McCallum, Forbes & Bloomfield, Stephen W. (1965), British Bus Fleets No.22: Scottish Bus Group, p. 75. Ian Allan, London.
^ Cite error: The named reference CTunes was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[1] Companies House extract company no 2100628 National Holidays Limited

[Hibbs211-2] Hibbs, John (1968). The History of Briish Bus Services, p. 211. David & Charles, Newton Abbott. ISBN 0715342215.

[3] McCallum, Forbes & Bloomfield, Stephen W. (1965), British Bus Fleets No.22: Scottish Bus Group, p. 75. Ian Allan, London.

[CTunes-4] Cite error: The named reference CTunes was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

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