My brother Simon Wadley is in a wheelchair and relies on the Evesham to Pershore bus to
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Shane Turner
12 years ago
The council are not listening to what people want, instead only being concerned with profit
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JANET SCHOFIELD
12 years ago
IT WOULD BE A DREADFUL SHAME IF YOU WERE TO CUT THE BUSES
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EMMA PRICE
12 years ago
I want to save our buses and am at risk as I don't drive and will affect my journey to work.
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janet walsh
12 years ago
buses are very important to so many people it would be a disgrace to wyre forest to cancell some services
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David Bateman
12 years ago
The council should drop salaries of the top high earners which will also save national insurance and pension contributions. This will then release money to be saved on bus routes for pensioners and children to use.
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Peter Rowbottom
12 years ago
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Any removal of bus services by WCC may well breach their own Transport Plan LTP 3 ( 2011-16) which states that national guidance dictates that buses should not be removed where it will adversely affect those peoples uch as the elderly or young who do not have access to a car.
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julian Prouse
12 years ago
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If the 61 bus was stopped through subsidy cut I would be unable to go anywhere. I do not drive and nearest bus will be over 2 miles away and I can't walk that far especially with shopping.
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Maureen eccleshall
12 years ago
These buses are our lifeline to doctors etc.
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D Sanlon
12 years ago
No mention of cutting the number 3 bus that runs 2at a time, from Kidderminster to the Walshes estate, that are mostly empty of passengers. WE WOULD LIKE TO KEEP OUR WORCESTER BUS!!!! please.
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Dr Stephanie Thomas
12 years ago
The Sunday service has already been cut; enough is enough.
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Hazel Lewis
12 years ago
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I am very concerned about these cuts eg 192 Kidderminster to Halesowen. This is an essential service, as are many of others. People are going to struggle and will find themselves housebound especially pensioners. Not everyone has a car and will be isolated without these services
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Jayne Rose
12 years ago
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Desperate to keep buses. I pay 547 pound per year for my daughter to get to college in Worcester and she struggles to get buses as it is without losing even more. working full time we as a family need the bus services to enable our children to get around
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Karen Jones
12 years ago
At a time when we're being encouraged to reduce car journeys, cutting bus services makes no sense at all.
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yvonne hall
12 years ago
with out buses how are the ederley people going to get into town to shop
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brian hall
12 years ago
we must keep the buses for the ederley
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Cuts to bus services hit the lowest paid. protecting these services will enable students to continue their education and job seekers to get access to new jobs
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I have a widowed friend without private transport who is very dependent on the buses between Stourbridge and Kidderminster.
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Tim Marshall
12 years ago
Mile walk to nearest stop if 192 goes and further to town centre, post office etc
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Martin Abrams
12 years ago
Buses are the most commonly used form of public transport but yet year after year they have had their funding slashed by sucessive Governments. Buses are a vital lifeline for so many people and they must get the funding they need and deserve.
My brother Simon Wadley is in a wheelchair and relies on the Evesham to Pershore bus to
The council are not listening to what people want, instead only being concerned with profit
IT WOULD BE A DREADFUL SHAME IF YOU WERE TO CUT THE BUSES
I want to save our buses and am at risk as I don't drive and will affect my journey to work.
buses are very important to so many people it would be a disgrace to wyre forest to cancell some services
The council should drop salaries of the top high earners which will also save national insurance and pension contributions. This will then release money to be saved on bus routes for pensioners and children to use.
Any removal of bus services by WCC may well breach their own Transport Plan LTP 3 ( 2011-16) which states that national guidance dictates that buses should not be removed where it will adversely affect those peoples uch as the elderly or young who do not have access to a car.
If the 61 bus was stopped through subsidy cut I would be unable to go anywhere. I do not drive and nearest bus will be over 2 miles away and I can't walk that far especially with shopping.
These buses are our lifeline to doctors etc.
No mention of cutting the number 3 bus that runs 2at a time, from Kidderminster to the Walshes estate, that are mostly empty of passengers. WE WOULD LIKE TO KEEP OUR WORCESTER BUS!!!! please.
The Sunday service has already been cut; enough is enough.
I am very concerned about these cuts eg 192 Kidderminster to Halesowen. This is an essential service, as are many of others. People are going to struggle and will find themselves housebound especially pensioners. Not everyone has a car and will be isolated without these services
Desperate to keep buses. I pay 547 pound per year for my daughter to get to college in Worcester and she struggles to get buses as it is without losing even more. working full time we as a family need the bus services to enable our children to get around
At a time when we're being encouraged to reduce car journeys, cutting bus services makes no sense at all.
with out buses how are the ederley people going to get into town to shop
we must keep the buses for the ederley
Cuts to bus services hit the lowest paid. protecting these services will enable students to continue their education and job seekers to get access to new jobs
I have a widowed friend without private transport who is very dependent on the buses between Stourbridge and Kidderminster.
Mile walk to nearest stop if 192 goes and further to town centre, post office etc
Buses are the most commonly used form of public transport but yet year after year they have had their funding slashed by sucessive Governments. Buses are a vital lifeline for so many people and they must get the funding they need and deserve.