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First Bus announces sale of Scotland East business to McGill's Group

  • McGill’s Group will take ownership of the business from 19 September
  • Both businesses pledge to put all staff and customers at the forefront of their plans
First Bus x Aberdeen FC - AFC Christian Ramirez (l), First Bus Scotland MD Duncan Cameron (r)

First Bus to give Aberdeen FC fans FREE matchday travel to home games during 22/23 season

The offer means Aberdeen fans across the city can travel to games easily and free of charge

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IT’S A PAWTY! Three Woof’s as Edinburgh pooches spread pawsitivity through city bus tour

  • Bright Bus Tours offers discounted tickets for those with dogs this weekend to celebrate third birthday
  • 150 free tickets to be handed out across the city on Friday
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First Glasgow announces further pay increase for drivers across Greater Glasgow

  • Glasgow’s largest bus operator is announcing an increase in pay for all drivers.
  • First Glasgow is recruiting for new bus drivers across its Greater Glasgow operations.
  • Trainee and part-time positions are also available.
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First Bus supports Glasgow night-time economy with return of night bus services

  • Return of weekend night bus network
  • 11 routes/corridors served across the city and beyond from evening of Friday 17th June.
  • 6pm PLUS ticket covers travel after 6pm as well as night bus services, starting from only £4.
  • Young Persons (Under 22s) Concessionary Card holders can travel for free on First Glasgow night bus services
  • Night bus network is returning to help boost the night-time economy in the city and to help ease the pressure by recent rail disruption.
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Lothians home to biggest bus users thanks to locals’ environmental consciences

  • Strong environmental consciences see Lothians’ residents opt for the bus more than the rest of Scotland
  • Only 26% of people in the Lothians prefer to drive over taking public transport - the lowest among all Scottish regions