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(31/01/2014 21:25)smithy29919 Wrote: [ -> ]What's with the very specific timetables upto year 2021 on their website? !

I think it's just the software's way of saying 'indefinitely' because they don't know how long the timetable is valid for yet.
I think it's reasonable to say that most -- if not all -- of these timetables will change before 2021!
(01/02/2014 17:13)Valandil Wrote: [ -> ]
(31/01/2014 21:25)smithy29919 Wrote: [ -> ]What's with the very specific timetables upto year 2021 on their website? !

I think it's just the software's way of saying 'indefinitely' because they don't know how long the timetable is valid for yet.
I think it's reasonable to say that most -- if not all -- of these timetables will change before 2021!
Thanks, thought it must have been something like that.
Nah in reality the management are that goos they can predict 7 years forwards but then thwy are gonma rewrite everything, just like that.
(30/01/2014 11:55)Valandil Wrote: [ -> ]Fare changes from Sunday 9th of February:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/news/...h-february

Considering that the size of the network is smaller than most cities and with now much reduced frequencies, I find £5.00 for an adult day rover quite shocking when you compare with other companies.
Surely the management must see that it's false logic to think that putting prices up and cutting services automatically means a better and/or more profitable business.
In the short term, they may well get more money, but it is clear the direction in which the company is going, and people are desperately searching for alternatives to bus travel (especially those on the 3/19/23/25 routes, which seem to be complained about endlessly).

I think the biggest impact will be the withdrawal of the £5 family return. In many cases, the fare is effectively being doubled. That will be the killer, as I know that was a fairly popular choice for families heading from Leigh to Warrington for a day's shopping.
Network Warrington are looking for a new MD:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/news/...or-vacancy
I'm wondering when we're going to hear back from the 'network review' that has been hinted at for a while now.
The complaints about particular routes seem to be as high as ever since the cut in frequency during the day on some of the key routes and price hikes.
Sadly, this seems to be the most interesting bus-related news in Warrington at the moment:
http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news...on/?ref=nt
Some reassurance that evening services are not to be scaled back, contrary to the rumours:
http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news...e_future_/
(27/03/2014 13:17)Valandil Wrote: [ -> ]Sadly, this seems to be the most interesting bus-related news in Warrington at the moment:
http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news...on/?ref=nt
Network Warrington will be operating BttP (Bus to the Pub) again this year. The date is May 10th and will be covering areas such as Eccles, Salford, Gorton, Chorlton and Urmston.
Well, here it is.
Thanks to St Helens Rider for the following information given on the VOSA thread.
Hopefully we will find out some more intricate details over the coming weeks.

Changes to the route and timetable of the following groups of services from 2nd June 2014:
5, 6/6A/7/7A/7C, 7A/10A/10C, 13/14/15, 17/17A, 19, 23/23A, 29*

Changes to the timetable of the following groups of services from 2nd June 2014:
1/2, 3, 4/4A, 8/10/10X/8A/9, 11/12[/11A/12A], 16/16A, 18/18A, 20/20A/21/21A, 22, 25, 26/27, 28/28A, 30/31/32/32a, 45/46

Cancelled from 2nd June 2014:
24/24A

With the cancellation of the 24's, I seriously hope and assume that the 25 will have an improvement in frequency.

On a separate note, there has also been a small management change, with some details available here:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/news/...-structure

* Given as 28/29, but just refers to the present 29.
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