Bev Craig, Mayor of Greater Manchester, said: \u201cToo often, the cost of travel can prevent schools from taking part in the trips and activities that broaden horizons, spark ambition and bring learning to life. By removing that barrier, this partnership will open the door for thousands more young people to explore everything Greater Manchester has to offer.<\/p>\n
\u201cFrom world-class cultural venues such as Aviva Studios, The Lowry and Oldham Coliseum Theatre, to some of our region’s most-loved green spaces including Heaton Park, Sale Water Park and Wythenshawe Park, this initiative will help ensure that more young people can benefit from the experiences that enrich education, build confidence and create lasting memories.”<\/p>\n
Tom Whiteside, Head of Sponsorship at Aviva, added: \u201cAviva is committed to supporting culture and creativity across the North West and is proud to support this partnership with Transport for Greater Manchester.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough our partnership with Aviva Studios, we see every day how the arts can inspire, connect and enrich communities. By helping more young people access the region\u2019s vibrant cultural experiences, this initiative supports a more inclusive and connected Greater Manchester.\u201d<\/p>\n
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<\/a>3110 is promoting the scheme. Its working with 3092 (itself in a wrap for Starling Bank) in this view taken at Victoria. (Photograph by Reece Hughes)<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We have recently seen that Manchester Metrolink M5000 3110 is carrying a new vinyl wrap promoting free Bee Network travel for school trips across Greater Manchester. This marks the start of a new partnership delivered by TfGM and supported by … Continue reading