Dunfermline-based Greenfold Systems told staff their jobs could go as a knock-on effect of Alexander Dennis planning to move operations to England.

Gregor Poynton MP has urged the Scottish Government to take immediate action to safeguard the future of bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis Ltd and the livelihoods of its workers.

News Scottish News Falkirk Alexander Dennis job losses in Scotland 'not a done deal' as firm urges increase in orders The bus firm said orders for up to 100 buses and changes to regulation are ...

Bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis warns of 160 jobs at risk The Scottish government previously said it would leave "no stone unturned" to try to save the site, including the possibility of a time ...

The shutdown of bus maker Alexander Dennis (ADL) in Scotland to move to England is a 'political failure' whyich would be “catastrophic” for a… ...

The closure of Alexander Dennis sites in Scotland is “not a done deal”, the company has told MSPs, but orders for up to 100 buses and changes to regulation are needed before the end of the year.

The managing director of struggling bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis has said that orders for hundreds of new vehicles may not be sufficient to keep its Scottish sites open. Speaking to MSPs ...

Plans under consultation at Alexander Dennis would close their Falkirk plant and cease production at the nearby Larbert factory, with 400 jobs at risk. Bosses at the bus firm this week said the ...

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Staff at a Fife manufacturing firm that supplies parts to Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL) have been told that 90 jobs are at risk of being made redundant.

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