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Bristol coach firm and UK courts service both announce new leadership chapters

Eagle Coaches' centenary under First Bus and the appointment of HMCTS's new chief executive were announced on the same day, linking a century-old Bristol operator with the national courts administration.

The event also marked the company's next chapter after its acquisition by First Bus earlier this year and the unveiling of a refreshed brand [1]. Founded in 1926, Eagle Coaches has provided coach travel for schools, businesses, private hire, tours and community groups across the region, First Bus said [1]. Josh Ball, the firm's general manager, said the 100-year milestone reflected the work of generations of family and colleagues [1094]. HMCTS is responsible for administering criminal, civil and family courts in England and Wales, as well as reserved unified tribunals across the United Kingdom, the government body said [2].

Sources

  1. First Bus Bristol, Bath & West service updates: Eagle Coaches celebrates 100 years of service with anniversary celebrations and new look for the future
  2. HM Courts & Tribunals Service: Megan Lee-Devlin appointed Chief Executive of HMCTS

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