Customer News

Visitors to Gloucester Station can now step back in time thanks to a stunning new model railway diorama installed in the station waiting room.

In response to today's article in the Kilmarnock Standard, Pamela Clifford, Chief Planning Officer at East Ayrshire Council has issued the following statement:

One in 20 adults have received a fine for driving without insurance, and 3.2 million admitted that they have lost their policy details once before.

• In almost every constituency, people are more likely to feel proud of their area than think their area is thriving. With declining high streets and pot-holes cited as biggest issues.
• Almost 3 in 5 Brits are in favour of investment and infrastructure in their area, but current feel they see no benefits from previous projects.
• Social Value Commission will make series of recommendations to help deliver long term investment that local people can benefit from.

Stagecoach Manchester and Merseyside was delighted to take part in a Careers Fair at Progress Arc St Helens on Wednesday 29th April, where colleagues spent time talking with students about the many career paths available across the bus industry.

It’s been all hands to the pump since First Bus donated a retired bus to West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service (WYFRS).

A better deal for bill-payers: how batteries can bring value for homes and also reduce the risk of overbuilding the grid

The opportunity to design official posters for the historic 2027 Grand Départs of the Tour de France is now available for art, design and creative students studying in the Cumberland Council area.

Railway improvement work will mean no Thameslink trains running between Bedford and Mill Hill Broadway in north London this weekend (Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 May), while East Midlands Railway (EMR) services will not run south of Bedford.

Passengers travelling in and out of London Euston have been thanked for their patience after the station fully reopened to services.

The Forest of Dean District is continuing its journey towards becoming the UK’s eighth designated UNESCO Biosphere - a positive step focused on celebrating the area’s people, place, and proud working landscape.

• Train operator opens applications for £100,000 funding pot
• Community based organisations, such as schools, charities and youth groups all qualify 

Suspected fake perfumes worth more than £20,000 if sold as legitimate have been seized on a Lancashire market.

Rail passengers across the North West have been thanked for their patience after key improvements were completed across the Bank Holiday weekend.

Passengers are reminded that railway improvement work at Swinton in Rotherham will affect journeys over the next two weekends (9-10 and 16-17 May).

Train services are running normally again through Bath and Wiltshire following two weekends of upgrade work in the area, including track renewal, drainage improvements and a range of maintenance work.

A Town or Community Councillor in Pembrokeshire is needed to take up a place on the Committee that promotes and maintains standards for councillors in the county.

• Customers using Bottesford station must use the new signposted walking route while works take place
• The works will take place over five weeks starting from Monday, 18 May
• Walking route from Platform 2 takes five minutes and customers are advised to leave extra time to catch their preferred service 
• Improvements include car park resurfacing, re-lining of parking spaces, new lighting, CCTV, an expanded cycle shelter and updated signage

An estimated 41 million Brits have dealt with delivery problems, according to new research