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- 5th October 2018
This October saw a spectacular 15-carat gold key make its way back home to Manchester after being lost for over 100 years. The gold key was used back in 1901, a milestone year for public transport in Manchester, by Lord Mayor Thomas Briggs to open the first electric tram depot at Queens Road.
READ MOREThe striking commemorative vehicle features two photographs of real war heroes who contributed to Britain’s victory in World War II, and highlights the male and female efforts at home and on the front throughout the World Wars.
READ MOREA money-saving offer to encourage more people to make an environmentally-friendly choice for the journey to work – that’s the incentive behind a new scheme being promoted to local employers by bus operator Rosso.
READ MOREStagecoach Merseyside, Cheshire and South Lancashire has strengthened its core team with the appointment of a new engineering director, based at its Gillmoss depot.
READ MORELiverpool City Region’s Better By Bus campaign has launched an emotional plea for car drivers to consider their impact on the environment and leave the car at home.
READ MOREAs the nation prepares to remember those whose courage and sacrifice preserved our freedom, North West bus operator Rosso is planning its own moving tribute to the fallen.
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