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Uno's website specifically mentions Bedford and Milton Keynes at the bottom of this page Uno Bus Website :

Useful to know as the Milton Keynes council site used to say that they were specifically excluded along with the Stagecoach X5. Now they don't even mention PlusBus as a ticketing option at all. Uno's own site now says they accept PlusBus in all areas they operate in.

Which site is it advertising? (asking for a friend)

They may have set off hours ago, walked miles and looped back to the car park

To be fair to that advert it's ambiguous as to how far she had gone before she decided she couldn't go any further

I find it more gassy than real ale but less gassy than keg beer.

Probably brewery conditioned "Fresh" ale then rather than real ale which is conditioned in the cask. CAMRA don't like it.

Any idea what it was? We had the whole restaurant booked on a Saturday evening but I think they are generally shut at that time.

Last time I went in the Brief Encounter buffet they had stopped selling cask and put "fresh" ale on one hand pump. I'd stick to The Snug.

I think the Captain Flinders 'Spoons round the corner has also taken a lot of their trade

Exactly so nothing to do with the National Trust

Not sure that NT owns Harewood House

I'm sure It saw an interview recently where Mr Palin says it was filmed over an extended period not a single journey so could have stopped anywhere and gone home in between. I've probably said this before but it was this programme that got me really interested in railways and inspired many...

He could just use a symbol. An anchor under a W (as per the other artist formerly known as Prince)

Brother

Peter Sellers film The Wrong Arm of the Law has scenes filmed around Cowley level crossing on the old Uxbridge Vine Street branch

Day 1 if you travel via Birmingham, you will still need to buy a ticket/tickets to cover Tamworth - Birmingham (train doesn't need to stop at Tamworth) and Birmingham-Coventry. Alternatively travel via Tamworth+Nuneaton or Rugby or via Leicester+Nuneaton.

The Great Western by Wolverhampton station would meet your requirements. Railway themed too and decent ale...

Just watched One Life telling the moving story of Nicholas Winton organizing the kindertransport from Czechoslovakia at the start of WW2. Interesting depiction of Liverpool Street, I think they only had 1 loco.

It clearly does in the op's description