The bus stop is near enough outside my house, I don't ever really need the bus but this is an important community service for those that do - and my hubby when he wants to go for a night out too!
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Stephanie Bullock
9 years ago
This service has been such a positive thing for my family. I previously felt quite marooned and cut off as a non driver, to the extent that we had considered moving away. My partner has a car but still favours taking the bus to work, and his commute has been reduced. Waiting on the outer road, with two young children, was not ideal. I feel this is vital to service our growing community.
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Robert Clark
9 years ago
For none drivers this is essential.
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A member
9 years ago
I feel safer catching the on the estate.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The bus benefits people without cars. Keep the bus for easier on foot access to valuable transport.
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Mark Collins
9 years ago
I would like the bus to be re-routed around the estate.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Bus is good for the estate, provides access to those who may not be able to afford a car.
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Patrice Brown
9 years ago
I can't see what the problem is. I bet the people complaining drives! I have 2 kids who go to school in Sheffield so the bus has been a blessing.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It's a bus for gods sake! Contrary to beliefs, there is a elderly community on here, and they deserve a thought when their " fellow Neighbors" and I use that term lightly! Are deciding what's best for THEMSELVES!
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Jon
9 years ago
Keep the bus running through the Estate
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Waverley is going to become a very large community so it's essential to have this bus service going through the estate.
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Stacey Holmes
9 years ago
Don't see what harm its doing, people need to get a grip if this is the worst of their worries.
Probably started by someone who doesn't need the use of a bus. But I bet it's a god send to those who do !
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The bus service provides a valuable service for those who need the transport links and will be a benefit for years to come as the site grows
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Adam Worsley
9 years ago
I completely agree with having the 72 coming through the Estate. Adds greater public transport links to the estate and will benefit my children as they grow up here.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This will drastically affect my ability and the friends and family I visit, and who in turn visit me. The bus can't cause that much disruption and is a vital link to the community
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Alison Wells
9 years ago
I can't believe a few car owners are being allowed to stop bus users from being able to catch a bus on the estate. Why are the bus company even entertaining this? We have children wanting to get out and about, people needing to get to work and mums with toddlers and babies that deserve the chance to catch a bus without a 15 minute walk. It's a long walk from highfield spring with a couple of heavy bags of shopping.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As the estate grows, this bus route is going to be essential to reduce people's commute time new and walking in the dark. It is a future large estate and this bus route will encourage future buyers and increase child safety.
The bus stop is near enough outside my house, I don't ever really need the bus but this is an important community service for those that do - and my hubby when he wants to go for a night out too!
This service has been such a positive thing for my family. I previously felt quite marooned and cut off as a non driver, to the extent that we had considered moving away. My partner has a car but still favours taking the bus to work, and his commute has been reduced. Waiting on the outer road, with two young children, was not ideal. I feel this is vital to service our growing community.
For none drivers this is essential.
I feel safer catching the on the estate.
The bus benefits people without cars. Keep the bus for easier on foot access to valuable transport.
I would like the bus to be re-routed around the estate.
Bus is good for the estate, provides access to those who may not be able to afford a car.
I can't see what the problem is. I bet the people complaining drives! I have 2 kids who go to school in Sheffield so the bus has been a blessing.
It's a bus for gods sake! Contrary to beliefs, there is a elderly community on here, and they deserve a thought when their " fellow Neighbors" and I use that term lightly! Are deciding what's best for THEMSELVES!
Keep the bus running through the Estate
Waverley is going to become a very large community so it's essential to have this bus service going through the estate.
Don't see what harm its doing, people need to get a grip if this is the worst of their worries. Probably started by someone who doesn't need the use of a bus. But I bet it's a god send to those who do !
The bus service provides a valuable service for those who need the transport links and will be a benefit for years to come as the site grows
I completely agree with having the 72 coming through the Estate. Adds greater public transport links to the estate and will benefit my children as they grow up here.
This will drastically affect my ability and the friends and family I visit, and who in turn visit me. The bus can't cause that much disruption and is a vital link to the community
I can't believe a few car owners are being allowed to stop bus users from being able to catch a bus on the estate. Why are the bus company even entertaining this? We have children wanting to get out and about, people needing to get to work and mums with toddlers and babies that deserve the chance to catch a bus without a 15 minute walk. It's a long walk from highfield spring with a couple of heavy bags of shopping.
As the estate grows, this bus route is going to be essential to reduce people's commute time new and walking in the dark. It is a future large estate and this bus route will encourage future buyers and increase child safety.