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Issue 98 | July 2013 onThe newsletter stage of Stagecoach Group Celebrating our champions EMPLOYEES across the Group Eighteen honours were up for grabs Helen Mahy said: “The standard of who have gone the extra mile for – gold, silver and bronze awards in each nominations this year was extremely excellence have been honoured in the category – and more than 160 nominations high and we are delighted to award our 2013 Stagecoach Champions Awards. were received. champions who are an inspiration to us all This year’s accolades were presented The judging panel – consisting of Non- and thoroughly deserve their awards. at the Group’s recent management executive Director Helen Mahy, Stagecoach “Thanks to everyone who took the time to conference, recognising outstanding co-founder and Non-executive Director vote for a colleague. Again this year’s awards employees in the categories of Health, Ann Gloag, and Director of Corporate outlined the quality of our workforce.” Safety, Customer Service, Environment, Communications Steven Stewart – had a Turn to page 3 to find out who won Innovation and Community. tough challenge to select the winners. this year’s awards... Busway gets Double royal seal of award approval HER Majesty The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh chose to travel in style during a recent visit to success Cambridge as they took a trip on the STAGECOACH Guided Busway. co-founder and The royals were in Cambridge to open the Group Chairman new Birth Centre at The Rosie Hospital, Sir Brian Souter boarding the bus to take them from Cambridge was recognised Station to the Addenbrooke’s campus. as the company Stagecoach was delighted to welcome them collected two on board. top honours at the 2013 Scottish Business Awards. Sir Brian was Sir Brian Souter (centre) receives the presented with the Outstanding Contribution Outstanding Contribution award. Award while Stagecoach Group was named winner of the Green Business of the Year contribution of many talented people across Award. Former US President Bill Clinton was our group. This honour largely goes to them keynote speaker at the Edinburgh ceremony. too, and I’d like to pay tribute to my team at Speaking about the transport business Stagecoach Group, led by Martin Griffiths, he has helped shape for over 30 years, Sir and at Souter Investments, led by Andy Brian said: “I’m very fortunate to work Macfie.” in an industry that I care about and enjoy Delighted by the Green Business Awards, being part of. Group Chief Executive Martin Griffith added: “Transport affects the lives of millions of “It’s great to be recognised for our efforts to people every day. For more than three decades, make transport greener and more sustainable. Stagecoach has transformed public transport “Providing greener, smarter travel is at the heart through new ideas and continued investment. of what we do, which makes this award even The Queen enjoyed a tour of Cambridge’s “This has been achieved thanks to the vital more special for everyone within the Group.” Guided Busway. 1 uk bus / uk rail on stage Important pension changes OVERHEARD THE UK Government has introduced 2013 and the end of October 2013, depending Overheard in New York automatic enrolment legislation which on their individual circumstances. Membership Person 1: “Hello. Where is may affect you. of a pension scheme is not compulsory and the subway?” This means that employees aged between employees may choose to opt out once they Person 2 : “What subway?” 22 and State Pension Age, who do not have been automatically enrolled. These choices Person 1: “Any subway.” already belong to a pension scheme, must be will be explained when further information is Person 2: “Well, where automatically enrolled and pay contributions sent out. are you going?” along with their employer. Stagecoach South Western Trains met Person 1 : Stagecoach has decided to adopt automatic its automatic enrolment duties on 1 May “The subway.” enrolment across all UK and London Bus 2013 and East Midlands Trains will comply Can you beat that? businesses from a common automatic with automatic enrolment is a similar way Send your weird and enrolment date on or around 1 November on 1 October 2013. The earliest automatic wonderful overheard 2013. enrolment date for light rail employees comments to More information about automatic enrolment at Stagecoach Supertram is 1 April 2014 lindsay.reid@ and the contributions to be paid will be sent to and these employees will receive separate stagecoachgroup.com employees affected between the end of August information nearer that time. Put on your In the zone dancing shoes STAGECOACH in Cumbria has shown its commitment to the DRIVER Stuart Russel has raised continued success of Carlisle Youth more than £13,000 for the Mary Anne Zone by presenting organisers with a Evans Hospice in Nuneaton. £10,000 cheque. Sponsored by Stagecoach Midlands, Stuart The donation is part of a £30,000 took part in a ‘Strictly Learn to Dance’ agreement over the past three years and fundraiser where he and a group of 24 ensures young people in Carlisle continue novice dancers performed at a charity event to have a recreational facility in the city. to raise the cash. Midlands Managing Director Steve Burd said: “We are delighted to have supported Stuart and Lisa in their fundraising efforts for Stuart Russell and dancing partner Lisa this incredibly worthwhile local charity.” Standen. The good old days A TRANSPORT rally celebrating On your bike the buses of the past and present was STAGECOACH London Controller recently hosted by Stagecoach South’s Darren Armstrong is embarking on Winchester Depot and the Hampshire a 400-mile bike ride from Paris to Bus and Coach Preservation Group. London in aid of kids cancer charity Stagecoach Managing Director Nigel Public were invited to see behind the scenes Clic Sargent. Winter presents a cheque to Youth Zone of the current company before stepping back Commercial Manager Clare Muir. Darren, who is a keen cyclist and in time with the Stagecoach Heritage Fleet, commutes over 100 miles each week to which includes the very first Dennis Trident, West Ham Garage, has also raised money and vehicles from the National Bus Company. through two other charity events. Andrew Dyer, Managing Director of You can sponsor Darren by visiting Take up the Stagecoach South, said: “This was a great www.justgiving.com/Darren- opportunity for people to experience four Armstrong1974. decades of bus travel while also finding out how Challenge we run services throughout the city today.” TRANSAID, a charity strongly Keep on supported by Stagecoach, has invited staff to take part in its fundraising running challenge events later this year. Chorley Driver Activities include a London to Amsterdam Tracy Clugston cycle and a bike and white water rafting recently competed challenge in Uganda. in the 10k Race for Transaid is an international development Life at Moor Park charity which aims to improve the quality in Preston. of life of those in the developing world by Tracy raised £1,500 making transport more available and affordable. for Cancer Research and would like to More details are available at Darren Armstrong is to cycle 400 miles thank everyone who for Clic Sargent. www.transaid.org. supported her. Tracy with her medal. 2 group on stage You are the Champions Stagecoach has celebrated its fourth annual Champions Awards, with a total of 18 awards being handed out at the Group’s recent management conference. Group Chairman Sir Brian Souter and Non-executive Director Helen Mahy presented the awards at the special event held in Venice. Gold Champions Environment Health Safety Champion Champion Champion Gold Award – Cem Davis, Shift Station Gold Award – Paul Ward, Gold Award – Ian Manager, London Bus Driver, Chorley, Astle, Fleet Engineer, Waterloo, South West Stagecoach UK Bus. Etches Park Depot, East Trains-Network Rail Received recognition Midlands Train. Awarded Alliance. Awarded for his for introducing a local corporate gym for instrumental work performance in managing membership and healthy in the design of a brake cleaning and waste option meal plan. controller, improving removal at Waterloo. reliability and safety. Community Customer Service Innovation Champion Champion Gold Award – Coach USA North East Champion division, New York Sightseeing, megabus. Gold Award – Owen McGuire, Bus Driver, Gold Award – Alan Walker, Electrician, com and Coach Canada. Praised for their Newcastle, Stagecoach Bromley, Stagecoach UK Bus. response to Hurricane Sandy. UK Bus. Acknowledged Awarded for the design and build of for his commendable new equipment, including an ‘air leak tact and patience and sniffer’ and an on-board battery status receiving positive monitor. (Alan was unable to attend the feedback from customers. presentation ceremony). Other winners Safety Champion: Health Champion: Community Champion: • Silver award: Nigel Carlisle, Station Route • Silver award: Phil Kettle, Garage • Silver award: Lyn Morrow, Maintenance Manager, Lincoln, East Midlands Trains Supervisor, Romford, Stagecoach Administrator, Peterborough, Coach Canada Nigel spearheaded the programme to ensure UK Bus Lyn has raised $110,000 for charity in the all East Midlands Trains stations have a winter Phil has lost 14 stone in weight since past decade. weather plan. November 2011 and encourages others to • Bronze award: Stewart Legg, Support • Bronze award: Michael Shanks, Driver, adopt a healthier lifestyle. Clerk, Portsmouth and Southsea, South Dunfermline, Stagecoach UK Bus and • Bronze award: Elaine
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