Stagecoach Group

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Stagecoach Group is a major public transport provider in the United Kingdom and North America. It is one of the largest local bus operators in the UK, with a fleet of 7000 vehicles in around 100 towns and cities; it also runs South West Trains, the UK's busiest commuter rail service, East Midlands Trains, and tram services in Sheffield and Manchester. Stagecoach is also part of a joint venture running West Coast trains, linking London to Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

In North America Stagecoach companies operate a fleet of 4,400 ehicles, mainly operating commuter services.

Stagecoach was founded in 1980 by Brian Souter, his sister Ann Gloag, and her husband Robin Gloag of Perth, Scotland, where the group is based. Brian Souter is an evangelical Christian and has given financisl and moral support to campaigns opposing attempts to relax the laws on homosexuality.

Further Information

http://www.stagecoachgroup.com/scg/about/