Village loses bus routes after spending £16,000 on shelters

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 27 Sept, 23:32 · Archive

A Cambridgeshire village that invested £16,000 in new bus shelters will lose its bus services.

A Cambridgeshire village that spent £16,000 on new bus shelters will have its routes cut after the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority voted for changes to bus services across the county. School buses will continue to use the shelters. The changes are likely to take effect from August 2027.

How it is being reported

• Village with new £16,000 bus shelters loses routesBBC Cambridgeshire · 27 Sept, 06:11
• Cambridgeshire village which spent thousands on bus shelters will have all services cutCambridgeshire Live · 26 Sept, 06:13
• Village which spent £16k on bus shelters will have services cutEly Standard · 25 Sept, 16:37

In this story: Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority · Cambridgeshire

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