Greenock-based bus operator McGill’s won the Best Bus Service award at the UK National Transport Awards 2024.

Greenock-based McGill’s Group has announced two significant senior appointments, including the former boss of ferry operator CalMac.

Quickest way to lose your fortune? ‘Buy a football club’, say billionaire Scottish brothers Sandy and James Easdale.

McGill’s Bus Group, the UK’s largest independent bus operator, has been shortlisted for an impressive three awards at the prestigious UK National Transport Awards 2024.

Popular Loch Lomond destinations including Ben A’an and Ben Ledi can now be accessed via a new designated bus service which has launched this week for the summer months ahead.

Greenock businessman Sandy Easdale has called for urgent action to halt Inverclyde’s long-term population decline and help regenerate the area.

McGill’s Bus Group, the UK’s largest independent bus company, has paid tribute to serving military personnel and veterans as the country prepares to mark Armed Forces Day 2024.

A Greenock-based bus operator is celebrating a key milestone as it hits a total of 10 million zero-emission miles – the equivalent of 400 times around the globe.

In Scotland, suddenly, there are loud voices talking about bus reform. The volume has certainly increased in the Greenock boardroom of McGill’s.

The Easdale brothers are ready for a fight.

McGill’s Bus Group is proud to have signed the Armed Forces Covenant, promising to support local armed forces communities across Scotland. This pledge ensures that those who serve or have served, and their families, are treated fairly.