Nottinghamshire MP Mark Spencer has just arrived at Westminster Abbey ahead of the Coronation
trentbarton bus customers called Charles or Camilla will travel for free on Saturday May 6 to celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.
A spokesperson for the bus company said: "The right royal offer of free bus journeys also applies to customers with the surname King. And if your name is Charlie or Charlotte, the free rides are yours too. If those customers use trentbarton’s mango app to travel their accounts will not be charged – meaning they can travel for free all day across trentbarton’s network in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire.
"They should just use the app to tap on and tap off as usual and the system will clock their names and not charge them." They might find their driver is also dressed up for the occasion. Crowns, tiaras and Union Jack outfits are part of trentbarton’s dress code for the big day. Tom Morgan, trentbarton’s managing director, said: “The new King and his Queen will be travelling by coach to the Abbey and back tomorrow, so we thought we’d roll out the red carpet to our own coach and bus customers if they share a royal name.”
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