Stagecoach South has celebrated success at the 2025 UK Bus Awards, taking home two awards.
The company took home the gold award for Partnership for Excellence and a bronze for Recruitment and Retention.
The Partnership for Excellence award was won in collaboration with Portsmouth City Council, recognising their joint work using Bus Service Improvement Funding.
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Marc Reddy, managing director of Stagecoach South, said: "We are extremely proud of our teams, whose achievements reflect the strength of our operational and engineering teams.
"Securing these two awards, alongside being named a finalist Bus Depot of the Year, is a strong endorsement of the hard work and dedication demonstrated across our business.
"Our teams continue to deliver for the communities we serve, and this recognition reinforces that commitment."
The UK Bus Awards is one of the sector’s leading awards programmes, recognising excellence, innovation and best practice within the British bus and coach industry.
Stagecoach South was also a finalist for Depot of the Year.
A company spokesperson said: "These acknowledgements highlight the professionalism, capability and continued commitment of Stagecoach South employees to delivering high-quality, reliable and customer-focused services."
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