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12 February 2009
GOOD NEWS FOR BUS PASSENGERS

There’ll be another tree along in a minute!  Well, thanks to Ipswich Buses, there’ll be a lot more trees in an Ipswich park.

The Borough Council-owned bus Company agreed to fund the planting of hundreds of trees in Landseer Park during a community planting to mark National Tree Week.

The cash comes from the selling of monthly Smartrider Cards during July, August and September with the Company’s “Our routes grow trees” campaign.

A photocall takes place on Saturday 6th December at the Holbrook Road entrance to Landseer Park at 11 am.  Among those attending are volunteer planters, Park Rangers, Ipswich Buses M D Malcolm Robson and the Mayor of Ipswich, Roger Hale.

Malcolm Robson M D of Ipswich Buses said: “We really wanted to support this initiative as public transport and a greener environment go hand in hand.  Smartrider is an excellent ticket available for weekly, monthly and annual travel.  We have chipped in to pay for a tree for every monthly Smartrider card sold during those three months.  Ipswich is a clean and green town and we believe bus travel is helping to make it that way.”