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(09/02/2016 10:16)knutstransport Wrote: [ -> ]With a lot of buses accepting tickets which are valid on numerous routes doesn't it make it easy for operators to fiddle the figures? For instance, if you buy a Wayfarer ticket costing over £10 could that result in the operator claiming the service took over £10 even if you were the only passenger on board?

Even though it's 'illegal' does anyone actually visit operators and check that each and every commercial service/journey is turning a profit?
From the VOSA thread, there will be changes to the 8/9/10C/11's/12's from 4th April.
Perhaps more unexpected is the cancellation of the Centrelink ... maybe someone else will be running it instead?
No doubt Versa 101 will be debranded and used across the network like the other hybrid Versas.
What route does the Birchwood Shuttle take and is there a timetable?
(10/02/2016 19:30)jcksmnr Wrote: [ -> ]What route does the Birchwood Shuttle take and is there a timetable?

Here is the timetable:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/asset...587277.pdf

You can see a map by clicking on 'Show map' on:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/servi...hwood-Park
I know the map isn't terribly useful as the lines overlap each other, but if you click on the upturned teardrops, you can match their names to the timetable to see the order the route goes in.
Thanks for that, never known where to find it before on the website but now I realise it's under 'contracted services'.
According to Cheshire West council all 46 services will start/terminate in Northwich from 4th March opposed to continuing to Wincham.
(19/02/2016 09:35)knutstransport Wrote: [ -> ]According to Cheshire West council all 46 services will start/terminate in Northwich from 4th March opposed to continuing to Wincham.

Just to add, here is the link for this:
http://www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk...anges.aspx

I think they are mistaken, because VOSA states that the change is from 4th April, and if the change was received on 5th February, then 4th March would be too early to make the change.

Here's the variation for PC0001977/61 on VOSA:

VOSA Wrote:WARRINGTON BOROUGH TRANSPORT LTD - PC0001977/61
Registration Number:
Variation Number 17
Status Registered
Operator Name WARRINGTON BOROUGH TRANSPORT LTD
Service Number(s) 45 (46)
Start Point Warrington (Interchange)
Finish Point Northwich (Watting Street )
Via
Service Type Normal Stopping
Date Received 05-FEB-2016
Effective Date 04-APR-2016
End Date -
TAOs covered by route North West of England
Local Authorities covered by route Cheshire County Council<BR>Warrington Borough Council
N&P Reference 2714
Responding to several posts above, I came to Warrington on Saturday January 23rd. I stayed in the bus station for almost an hour but saw no GHA 16s, although I did see a 45 of theirs.

Maybe GHA could not successfully compete with Network Warrington and Fairbrothers on route 16!
(20/02/2016 22:51)Metroline1511 Wrote: [ -> ]Responding to several posts above, I came to Warrington on Saturday January 23rd. I stayed in the bus station for almost an hour but saw no GHA 16s, although I did see a 45 of theirs.

Maybe GHA could not successfully compete with Network Warrington and Fairbrothers on route 16!

If this is the case they should cancel the Service with VOSA and run the route until the date the Service gets Withdrawn
(19/02/2016 16:17)Valandil Wrote: [ -> ]Just to add, here is the link for this:
http://www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk...anges.aspx

I think they are mistaken, because VOSA states that the change is from 4th April, and if the change was received on 5th February, then 4th March would be too early to make the change.

Here's the variation for PC0001977/61 on VOSA:

Cheshire West council have updated their website to say 4th April.
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