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Midland Bluebird driver honoured after 53 years of service

Paul Halford
Published: April 11, 2024
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Midland Bluebird has marked the longevity of one of its longest-serving drivers after his 53 years with the business.

George Richardson, who started with the company in 1971, was presented with a special gift hamper by the McGill’s Group subsidiary.

Mr Richardson says: “Bus driving is such a big part of my life and I hope to continue for many years to come. I really enjoy my job, the people I work with are great and I’ve seen so many changes for the better at the depot.

“When I first started, the driver’s break room was an old wooden hut, wages were paid in cash and buses had no power steering. The depot transformation is the biggest change I’ve seen in my 53 years working at Midland Bluebird and the buses have improved massively too.”

Stuart Sinclair, Depot Operations Manager, adds: “We’re thrilled to celebrate George’s amazing 53 years with Midland Bluebird.

“His dedication, professionalism, and genuine care for our customers have made him an integral part of our team. George’s commitment to providing exceptional service every day has made him a firm favourite with colleagues and customers alike.”

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