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We’re Stagecoach – the UK’s largest bus and coach operator, proudly connecting over 100 towns and cities across England, Scotland and Wales. Since 1980, we’ve helped millions of people get where they need to be. To see friends. Visit loved ones. Get to school. Commute to work. Shop local. Or simply enjoy a day out. With 25,000 people in our team, we’re deeply rooted in the communities we serve. Because they’re our communities too. And we know how important it is to stay connected to the people and places that matter. Whether we’re running local bus routes or supporting national transport strategies, we’re committed to delivering reliable, sustainable travel that’s accessible and fair for everyone. We work closely with local and national governments to support greener, smarter, more inclusive transport – helping reduce congestion, cut emissions and boost local economies. Over 14% of our 8,400-strong fleet is now electric, and that number’s growing as we continue to invest in cleaner travel. We also work with businesses and organisations to provide tailored transport solutions through our Stagecoach Solutions team – from our corporate ticketing and rail replacement solutions to Chargd, our B2B EV charging service - helping teams travel more easily, efficiently, and sustainably. Whatever the journey – we’ve got you.

The integration of Citybus, Northern Ireland Railways and Ulsterbus began in January 1995 when the government announced comprehensive changes to the provision of public transport. The principal objective was to promote the transfer from private car to public transport on a sustainable basis and the co-ordination of bus and rail services. Among the many measures to be introduced was the new policy of co-ordination between the bus companies, Citybus (now Metro) and Ulsterbus, and the railway company, NI Railways. The aim was to improve services for the public by offering co-ordinated timetables, through-ticketing, feeder buses to railway stations and the joint development of transport facilities. Since the announcement, a common management structure has been developed, reporting to a single Board. Translink Divisions The organisation is now one of Northern Ireland's largest employers with approximately 4,000 employees and a turnover in excess of £168m. Over 80 million passenger journeys are made on Translink services each year. The company is split into: Operations - Rail & Bus Marketing Human Resources Finance Infrastructure and Property. Projects & IT Translink is the brand name of the integrated public transport operation of Citybus, NI Railways, and Ulsterbus. The three operating companies have retained their legal status. Translink is also committed to improving the accessibility of its services for all passengers including people with disabilities.

Bus Éireann was formed in 1987 as a subsidiary of CIÉ to provide bus services throughout Ireland, with the exception of Dublin City. Bus Éireann employs almost 2,800 people directly and operate a fleet of over 1,100 buses and coaches. We offer a wide range of services catering for different customer groups and market sectors: • Expressway Inter- urban coach services • Eurolines coach services to Britain and Europe • City Bus Services - in Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford • Town services in Athlone, Balbriggan, Drogheda, Dundalk, Navan and Sligo • Commuter bus services radiating from Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford • Local bus services throughout Ireland • School Bus Services - on behalf of the Department of Education & Science • Ancillary Services - coach and bus hire.