Stagecoach South honours 19 workers and 455 years service

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Stagecoach South has honoured 19 workers for their exceptional long service and commitment.

The team members, including bus drivers, engineers, controllers, commercial officers, and operations managers, have collectively contributed more than 455 years to the company.

Stagecoach South covers Winchester, Aldershot, Andover, Basingstoke, Chichester, Guildford, Portsmouth and Worthing, with the celebration taking place at the Marriott Hotel in Portsmouth.

Marc Reddy, managing director at Stagecoach South, said: "Our people are at the heart of everything we do.

The award show (Image: Stagecoach)

"This event is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the dedication and hard work of our colleagues who have given so much to both Stagecoach and the communities we serve."

The service awards ranged from 20 to an impressive 50 years, with the longest-serving Stagecoach South driver marking 53 years of continuous dedication to public transport.

The event also highlighted the achievements of retiring employees who have collectively contributed 173 years of service in roles including controllers, cleaners, supervisors, engineers, and drivers.

Stagecoach South also recognised employees who embody the company’s core values, including "Stronger Together," "Down to Earth," "Supporting Communities," "Doing the Right Thing," and "Planning for the Future."

The award ceremony (Image: Stagecoach)

The evening was filled with stories of teamwork, commitment, and passion for delivering reliable public transport.

This reflects Stagecoach South’s dedication to serving local passengers and supporting its workforce.

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