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New Minibus joining the fleet late 2025

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We have taken delivery of a brand new 15 seat Mercedes Sprinter Mini Bus, this will be used for hospital transport, community groups, schools and day trips. 

We would like to say a huge thankyou to our sponsors who funded this vehicle 

  • ANCBC
  • Awards for All
  • D&G Regionwide Community Fund
  • The Robertson Trust
  • Clyde Wind Farm
  • Annandale and Eskdale Area Committee

Funding has also been secured new electric vehicle! We would like to thank Plugged in Communities who have provided funding for a new electric vehicle! This will be joining the fleet in early 2026 

Funding is also underway for a new minibus to be used on our service routes and for hires by community groups.

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