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Bus boss says the snow and ice was "a real test of our resilience" and praises all staff who helped the bus service "come through with flying colours".
Joined8, April 2014
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The two new appointments come at a time of investment for the Isle of Wight bus operator - with a new fleet of vehicles due soon.
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Congratulations to Go South Coast, the parent company of Isle of Wight bus service, Southern Vectis, who have scooped major accolades in the highly-regarded UK Bus Awards.
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Southern Vectis teamed up with Hovertravel to welcome a group from the Association of Wrens to the Island for a poppy event in the run-up to Armistice Day.
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Southern Vectis drivers got into the summer seasonal spirit this week – by dressing up for a special ‘Hawaiian’ day in aid of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance.
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We'll be seeing Southern Vectis' best employee for two weeks less in the coming year, after he wins an extra 14 days holiday for being chosen as Employee of the Year. Well done Dave!
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Working with Age UK, Southern Vectis drivers have donned simulation suits to better understand the challenges faced by elderly customers.
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Singled out for his professionalism, excellent customer service and amiable personality, the popular Isle of Wight bus driver also scored highly for his adaptable and flexible work ethic.
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As Matt Kitchin waves goodbye and heads to Manchester, Richard Tyldsley heads to the Isle of Wight to take over the General Manager role at Southern Vectis and Bluestar.
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If you are a bus user be sure to make a note of the winter timetable changes, including major changes to route 1 by Southern Vectis.
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With buses running frequently, connecting with every ferry at Ryde, East Cowes, Cowes and Yarmouth, customers can save their queuing for the Portaloos and beer tents at Bestival.
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Vandals who caused £200 worth of damage to new buses by slashing seats could be receiving a knock on the door from police as they study in-bus CCTV.
