Menu
05/03/2014
Wrightbus Confirms Major Hong Kong Orders
Northern Ireland's Wrightbus International has secured major orders from two Hong Kong based bus operators.
New World First Bus Services Limited has ordered 20 new double deck buses, while Citybus Limited have agreed to purchase 31.
The deals amount to two new customers for the Ballymena based bus building company.
During a recent visit to Singapore, Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster witnessed the signing of the contract with Masdef, a recently appointed assembly partner and distributor of Wrightbus International.
Arlene Foster said: "This is a substantial order for Wrightbus International which is one of Northern Ireland’s most pioneering manufacturing firms.
"The company’s partnership agreements with Volvo Bus and Masdef have proved to be a successful way to secure valuable business with new customers such as New World First Bus Services. I hope this contract will help Wrightbus leverage future business in the region."
(IT)
New World First Bus Services Limited has ordered 20 new double deck buses, while Citybus Limited have agreed to purchase 31.
The deals amount to two new customers for the Ballymena based bus building company.
During a recent visit to Singapore, Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster witnessed the signing of the contract with Masdef, a recently appointed assembly partner and distributor of Wrightbus International.
Arlene Foster said: "This is a substantial order for Wrightbus International which is one of Northern Ireland’s most pioneering manufacturing firms.
"The company’s partnership agreements with Volvo Bus and Masdef have proved to be a successful way to secure valuable business with new customers such as New World First Bus Services. I hope this contract will help Wrightbus leverage future business in the region."
(IT)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
10 May 2022
Translink Bus Strike 'Back On' From 17-23 May
The bus strike "is back on", the GMB Union has announced after their members rejected a revised pay offer. The union has said that drivers, cleaners and shunters across the company will walk out for seven days from 17 to 23 May 2022, "causing the entire bus network to grind to a halt".
Translink Bus Strike 'Back On' From 17-23 May
The bus strike "is back on", the GMB Union has announced after their members rejected a revised pay offer. The union has said that drivers, cleaners and shunters across the company will walk out for seven days from 17 to 23 May 2022, "causing the entire bus network to grind to a halt".
20 June 2024
New Temporary Bus Lanes To Be Introduced In Belfast
The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has announced that new temporary bus lanes will come into operation in Belfast from Monday 1 July. Temporary bus lanes are being implemented as major public improvement projects around the new Belfast Grand Central Station intensify.
New Temporary Bus Lanes To Be Introduced In Belfast
The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has announced that new temporary bus lanes will come into operation in Belfast from Monday 1 July. Temporary bus lanes are being implemented as major public improvement projects around the new Belfast Grand Central Station intensify.
23 March 2018
Translink Urges Women To Take Up A Career In Bus Driving
Translink is urging women to find out more about a career as a bus driver. The firm is encouraging females to take part in 'Have A Go Days' to increase the numbers of women applying. Translink is currently recruiting for Metro, Glider and Ulsterbus drivers.
Translink Urges Women To Take Up A Career In Bus Driving
Translink is urging women to find out more about a career as a bus driver. The firm is encouraging females to take part in 'Have A Go Days' to increase the numbers of women applying. Translink is currently recruiting for Metro, Glider and Ulsterbus drivers.
19 August 2015
Belfast City Centre Bus Lane Scheme Criticised
The SDLP said it is "seriously concerned" after a city centre bus lane scheme in Belfast has left motorists confused. In Great Victoria street, one signpost contains two signs which have led to confusion, however motorists are still being fined.
Belfast City Centre Bus Lane Scheme Criticised
The SDLP said it is "seriously concerned" after a city centre bus lane scheme in Belfast has left motorists confused. In Great Victoria street, one signpost contains two signs which have led to confusion, however motorists are still being fined.
21 November 2011
Kennedy Wants Car Drivers To Take The Bus
Car drivers are again being urged to go 'on the buses' as the NI Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy announces next week's opening of another new bus lane - this time on the Shankill Road in Belfast - while other Belfast bus lanes opened today.
Kennedy Wants Car Drivers To Take The Bus
Car drivers are again being urged to go 'on the buses' as the NI Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy announces next week's opening of another new bus lane - this time on the Shankill Road in Belfast - while other Belfast bus lanes opened today.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:It will be cloudy again throughout the day. Mainly dry in the morning, but patchy drizzle in places, becoming more widespread and persistent in the afternoon. Freshening southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 12 °C.Tonight:Cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
