Kinchbus buses are proudly wearing poppies in November to show our support for the men and women who served their country.

Poppy stickers have appeared on all 40 of our buses during this year’s remembrance period up to Remembrance Sunday on November 13.

And on both Remembrance Day (November 11) and Remembrance Sunday, there is free travel on all our services for veterans and current members of the armed forces, who should show their warrant cards, and for cadets in uniform.

Kinchbus is donating £500 to The Royal British Legion as part of the 2022 annual Poppy Appeal: britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/poppy-appeal

Legion representative Brian Brown, 86, from Ilkeston, said: “Our thanks to Kinchbus for publicising the Poppy Appeal on its buses and for its donation to this vital cause.”

Brian, originally from Nottinghamshire, was in the Royal Army Service Corps for nine years before joining the Territorial Army for 17 years.

He said: “Like every person and organisation in the country this winter we are having to watch every penny. But the people the Legion helps still need our support more than ever.

“The public will not have as much money in their pockets this year so we may find it harder to raise the funds we need. That’s why it is important that everyone who can donate to the Poppy Appeal does so, whatever the amount. Our veterans will be grateful for every pound donated.”

Jeff Counsell, Kinchbus managing director, said: “Every November we proudly display the poppies on our buses to show our support for our veterans.

“It is vital their sacrifices are never forgotten and the Royal British Legion is there to help.”