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Arriva exits Wednesfield

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Published: March 28, 2017
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Arriva Midlands has agreed a deal with Rotala-owned Diamond Bus to take on the majority of the Arriva Wednesfield operation, from 23 April. 

Eleven buses and 45-50 staff will transfer to Rotala. The leased depot will not transfer.

Arriva will retain operation of the 10 A/B and the 335 services, which will transfer to other Arriva depots.

Says Rob Cheveaux, Area Managing Director for Arriva Midlands (West): “There will be no redundancies with some staff transferring to other Arriva depots and the remaining staff being offered employment by Diamond Bus.”

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