A bus company has celebrated its employees' decades of service at a special awards night.
Transdev, which operates The Blackburn Bus Company, Rosso, and The Burnley Bus Company, honoured its long-serving staff members at the Celebration of Service event.
The event recognised the dedication of staff members who have helped thousands of people travel across Lancashire and beyond.
The event also celebrated the 35-year service of the head of operations, Alan Isherwood.
The awards night, attended by family, friends, and colleagues, was held at a dinner in Leeds.
A total of 990 years of service from 31 Transdev staff members was recognised at the event, 11 of whom hailed from East Lancashire.
Transdev managing director, Henri Rohard, said: "At our Celebration of Service, we thanked 33 of our colleagues who have reached a milestone in their service with us.
"We are people serving people and the Celebration of Service helps us to remember how experienced and dedicated this company and its people are in providing everyday transport services to our customers.
"It is the type of event that makes us proud and humble at the same time.
"We are all of us a sum of our experiences and stories.
"Thanks to all our colleagues for being part of these and for bringing such enrichment every day to our company."
The Celebration of Service event recognised staff members who have reached 25, 30, 35, 40, or 45 years of service with the company.
Blackburn Bus Company’s quartet of long-serving staff celebrated were Talib Hussain, 25 years; Haroon Adam, 35 years; Mukhtar Ahmed, 25 years; and Saghir Ahmed, 25 years.
Burnley Bus Company's super seven honoured were Terence Hall, 25 years; Simon Watson, 25 years; general manager Anthony Fiocca; Karl Bray, 35 years; Abdul Rashid, 35 years; George Cathro, 35 years; and David Redfern, 35 years.
Transdev is currently recruiting new staff members to join its award-winning teams.
Details of the available opportunities and the benefits package on offer can be found on the company's website.
For more information, visit transdevbus.co.uk/careers.
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