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Aleksai Gladis wins Stagecoach South Wales BDoY

Tim Deakin
Published: 21 June 2019
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Stagecoach in South Wales has held its local Bus Driver of the Year heats and crowned Aleksai Gladis as the winner.

From the Caerphilly depot, Aleksai wins £250 and will compete in the national final in Blackpool in September.

Nigel Winter, MD of Stagecoach in South Wales, says: “It just proves his skill and overall commitment to his job. Many of our drivers consistently surpass our expectations in their day-to-day duties and it's great that their efforts can be rewarded.”

Gareth Bloom took second place, and Rhian Jones took third.

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