Keeping Manchester moving: Go-Ahead kicks off Britain’s biggest recruitment campaign for bus drivers
- Go-Ahead's Manchester bus company, Go North West, to hire 300 drivers on apprenticeship or training contracts
- The drivers will operate Bee Network buses as part of mayor Andy Burnham's new integrated transport network
From Swindon to Ukraine: Go-Ahead hospital bus presented to ambassador
A bus donated by one of Go-Ahead’s local bus companies has been converted into a field hospital for use in treating casualties of the war in Ukraine.
Ten million Go-Ahead passengers benefit from £2 nationwide bus fare cap
- Promotional ticket sales reach £20 million since scheme began in January
- Passenger numbers up by 130% on one Carousel Buses route
- Go-Ahead launches a prize competition to encourage more passengers onto buses
- National low fares scheme has been extended until the end of June
More women behind the wheel: female bus drivers up by 20% at Go-Ahead
- Female-focused recruitment campaigns yield hundreds of applicants
- Award-winning apprenticeship scheme enhances diversity
- Higher pay rates and attractive sign-on packages enhance appeal of driving jobs
- One in eight bus drivers across Go-Ahead’s network are women
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Keeping Manchester moving: Go-Ahead kicks off Britain’s biggest recruitment campaign for bus drivers
- Go-Ahead's Manchester bus company, Go North West, to hire 300 drivers on apprenticeship or training contracts
- The drivers will operate Bee Network buses as part of mayor Andy Burnham's new integrated transport network

From Swindon to Ukraine: Go-Ahead hospital bus presented to ambassador
A bus donated by one of Go-Ahead’s local bus companies has been converted into a field hospital for use in treating casualties of the war in Ukraine.
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