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Halifax bus drivers praised for life-saving action while in service
- Two drivers stopped their buses to give emergency aid to woman
- More than 30 employees recognised for long service and dedication
Bradford £20,000 Go-Greener Fund has businesses blossoming with eco-friendly ideas
- Bradford Go-Greener Fund will make single awards of £2,000 to support growth ideas
- Applications open until 14 June 2022
First York introduces flexible working to attract new bus drivers
- Term-time contract to support education and childcare
- Part-time hours to fit lifestyle needs
First Bus team raises vital funds for Action for Children with epic bike ride challenge
A crack team of cyclists from First Bus have raised over £10k for Action for Children, following a monumental bike ride challenge from London to Paris.
York £20,000 Go-Greener Fund deadline extended to Sunday 5 June
First York has announced that the deadline to apply for a share of £20,000 from the York Go-Greener Fund has been extended to Sunday 5 June at 6:00pm. The deadline was originally today (Tuesday 31 May).
First Bus celebrates completion of UK's largest rapid EV charging hub at flagship Glasgow depot
Glasgow is now home to the UK’s largest electric vehicle (EV) rapid-charging centre as First Bus completes the major transformation of its flagship Caledonia depot.
First Bus celebrates appointment of new Chief Sustainability and Compliance Officer
First Bus is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Chief Sustainability and Compliance Officer, Isabel McAllister, who joins the Executive Team from Mace, in the built environment sector.
Bus operator launches £20,000 fund to boost eco-friendly sales for small businesses
· Bradford Go-Greener Fund will make single awards of £2,000 to support growth ideas
· Applications open until 14 June 2022
Three cheers for England as bus company advisor wins bronze at world championships
- Tia, 19, becomes a world-class cheerleader
Lothians home to biggest bus users thanks to locals’ environmental consciences
- Strong environmental consciences see Lothians’ residents opt for the bus more than the rest of Scotland
- Only 26% of people in the Lothians prefer to drive over taking public transport - the lowest among all Scottish regions