Live Q&A with our Managing Director on Global Community Engagement Day – Thursday 28 January

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Live Q&A with our Managing Director on Global Community Engagement Day – Thursday 28 January

This Thursday (28 January) is Global Community Engagement Day, a day when organisations are encouraged to reflect on how they can better engage with the communities they serve.

To mark the day, we will be hosting a live Q&A on Facebook with our Managing Director, Martijn Gilbert at 2pm this Thursday for around an hour.

Martijn will be taking pre-submitted questions on anything that the general public would like to know more about – for example timetables, fares, cleanliness and safety, or plans for the future; anything goes!

To submit your question, you can either:

As part of Global Community Engagement Day, we’re also looking back at how we supported local communities over the last 12 months.

Everything from keeping people moving throughout the pandemic, to the incredible fundraising efforts from our team, and everything else in between.


Watch our video to see how we supported local communities in 2020

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