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Video of dancing First Wessex bus staff goes viral

Alex Crawford
Published: 5 May 2020
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A dance video created by First Wessex bus staff has gone viral after it was uploaded to the operator’s Facebook group.

The video shows staff donning rainbow colours while dancing to ‘We like to Party’ by the Vengaboys. Within a week of posting it had amassed over 100,000 views.

First Wessex Operations Manager Carol Sim had the idea: “I was thinking of a way to lift spirits and put cheer on people’s faces. It’s a difficult time for everyone.

“The response we had was truly magnificent. It shows people are crying out for some positivity.”

Carol: “The response we had was truly magnificent, and it’s all positive. It shows people are just crying out for some positivity.”

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