Stagecoach East has unveiled a retro bus livery to mark 40 years of local service.
The bus operator is celebrating its 40 years in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by encouraging locals to share their pictures from its history, as well as holding parties for its staff.
Stagecoach East traces its history back to Cambus, which is still the legal name for the bus operator in the county, and began operation in 1984.
A specially painted heritage bus, boasting Cambus colours, has toured the depots handing out cakes and commemorative pin badges to drivers, engineers and backroom staff.
Darren Roe, Managing Director of Stagecoach East:
"We are hugely proud to serve our communities in Cambridgeshire and beyond.
Cambus has been a fixture here for 40 years and we look forward to bringing people together, across the East, for the next 40 years and more!"
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