Hampshire council to spend £950,000 on bus station improvements

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 05:37 · Archive

Hampshire is investing £950,000 to improve bus stations, shelters and transport facilities.

Hampshire council is investing £950,000 to upgrade bus stations, shelters and transport facilities across the county. The improvements will include new shelters, live departure screens and CCTV.

Bus passengers in Alton, Farnborough and Aldershot are among those who will benefit from the programme.

Hampshire council to spend £950,000 on bus station improvements — Image: Bordon Herald

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Hampshire bus stations, shelters and transport hubs set for £950,000 upgradeBordon Herald · 5 Oct, 05:00
Council to spend £950,000 upgrading bus stations, shelters and rail linksBasingstoke Gazette · 4 Oct, 12:00

In this story: Hampshire · Alton · Farnborough · Aldershot

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