Transport group
Arriva has hailed the performance of its UK bus arm after it posted higher profits in the face of a pounds 7 million rise in fuel costs.
John, based at
Arriva's head office at Sunderland, will be responsible for managing
Arriva North East's promotional activities, brand development, and marketing communications.
Launched less than a year ago,
Arriva has already extended over $40 million of credit to responsible gaming patrons.
6 billion deal was approved by the European authorities earlier this month
Arriva plc shares were de-listed from the London Stock Exchange last night.
The total number of voting rights as at 30 August 2010 in
Arriva plc was 199,345,284.
The group confirmed that the UK Bus division has continued to record steady growth and
Arriva has also won several contracts in Europe.
Arriva said its suitor has indicated that it is willing to make a cash offer of 775p per share, with
Arriva investors also entitled to receive a final dividend for last year worth 18.
The scheme will enable all
Arriva bus passengers across the North-east to use mobile phones to buy tickets and then display them on screen to the driver.
Cardiff and Bangor-based Sequence will be responsible for the ongoing management and maintenance of the
Arriva Trains Wales website, and will be enhancing design features and functionality.
Her partner is
Arriva Trains Wales managing director Tim Bell.
Arriva has lodged an application with the Government's Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) to use Stagecoach's depot at Wakefield Road, Waterloo, as an operating centre for 35 vehicles.
Earlier in the year
Arriva asked Brummies to suggest their favourite places, including museums, shops and places to eat.
