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Supertram confirms new fares from 2 January 2023
- Cost of some tram tickets increasing from January, with discounts available on online and app tickets
- Steps taken to protect passengers with below inflation increases
- Changes reflect rising costs of running tram services
- Fares pay for day-to-day running of services, continued investment and other customer improvements
The UK charity Missing People launch a campaign in partnership with Stagecoach to reach people in crisis before they disappear
*Please see attached press release from Missing People
Stagecoach helps Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity children to enjoy a festive day out
- Bus transport provided by Stagecoach to help children with complex, lifelong illnesses and their Roald Dahl Nurses to enjoy a festive day out at Clarence House
- Part of Stagecoach’s Giving for Good initiative which supports communities and good causes across the country
Stagecoach confirms plans to increase electric bus fleet by over 80% as new report details "year of progress" on company's journey to net zero
- Britain's biggest bus operator to increase number of e-buses from 184 to 343 in next 12 months
- UK's first all-electric bus city networks set to go live in Inverness and Perth in 2023
- 32% reduction in carbon emissions per passenger journey in 2021-22
- Stagecoach greener public transport services help customers avoid c20,000 tonnes of CO2e
- 100% renewable electricity used across the business
Stagecoach leads UK Bus Awards, scooping 20 awards
- Operator won seven gold, six silver, and seven bronze awards
- Winning key awards such as Top National Bus Depot and Top Express Coach Operator
- Stagecoach employees being recognised for their hard work by winning ‘unsung hero’ and ‘engineer of the year’ gold awards
Councils can help save Scottish motorists thousands of pounds a year by supporting them to switch from using their car, according to new report
- Motorists back council interventions to cut car use, with millions open to using them less
- Independent research shows motorists could save up to £6,000 by replacing some car journeys
- Over 1 billion miles of car journeys and nearly 400,000 tonnes of CO2 could be removed from Britain’s roads each week
- Millions of people are open to switching away from using their car, particularly for school runs and personal leisure activities, or if they are young, live in urban areas or make short journeys
- Combining policies that discourage car use and funding measures that make public transport more affordable, accessible and convenient can have the biggest impact
Councils can help save motorists thousands of pounds a year by supporting them to switch from using their car, according to new report
- Motorists back council interventions to cut car use, with millions open to using them less
- Independent research shows motorists could save up to £6,000 by replacing some car journeys
- Over 1 billion miles of car journeys and nearly 400,000 tonnes of CO2 could be removed from Britain’s roads each week
- Millions of people are open to switching away from using their car, particularly for school runs and personal leisure activities, or if they are young, live in urban areas or make short journeys
- Combining policies that discourage car use and funding measures that make public transport more affordable, accessible and convenient can have the biggest impact
Councils can help save motorists thousands of pounds a year by supporting them to switch from using their car, according to new report
- Motorists back council interventions to cut car use, with millions open to using them less
- Independent research shows motorists could save up to £6,000 by replacing some car journeys
- Over 1 billion miles of car journeys and nearly 400,000 tonnes of CO2 could be removed from Britain’s roads each week
- Millions of people are open to switching away from using their car, particularly for school runs and personal leisure activities, or if they are young, live in urban areas or make short journeys
- Combining policies that discourage car use and funding measures that make public transport more affordable, accessible and convenient can have the biggest impact
Stagecoach passengers set to benefit from UK's largest bus order during 2022
- Around £50m being invested in 200 new low-emission buses
- New double decker buses all being manufactured in UK
- Oxford, Manchester, Yorkshire, Preston, Northampton, Mansfield, Portsmouth, Chichester, Winchester, Torquay, Folkestone and Newcastle to benefit
- New buses to be delivered from early next year
Stagecoach at ‘gold standard’ for its leading apprenticeship scheme
- Almost 1,500 Stagecoach employees currently in ‘earn and learn’ positions
- One of only 107 employers across the UK who received the Gold Standard
- Upgraded to Gold Membership with 5% Club after receiving Silver in 2021
Stagecoach names new Managing Director for South West bus operations
- Peter Knight, currently Managing Director of Stagecoach’s operations in north-east Scotland, will take over the role in December
- Peter has over a decade of operational experience working for Stagecoach across the UK and in Europe
Stagecoach extends UK-wide free travel for veterans and military personnel to include cadets on Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday
- Free travel for military and ex-military personnel available again on 11th and 13th November
- The operator has now extended the offer to include cadets wearing uniform
- Available on all Stagecoach bus and tram services across the country
- Transport operator proud member of Armed Forces Covenant