Warrington's Own Buses

[Valandil]

RE: WBT Network Warrington
New 45/46 timetable:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/asset...244179.pdf

New 10C/11(A)/12(A) timetable:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/asset...244166.pdf

New 8(A/E)/9 timetable:
http://www.networkwarrington.co.uk/asset...244153.pdf

The 45 is primarily for schools/colleges.

Very interesting that the 10C/11(A)/12(A) will be taking up the slack from the withdrawn Centrelink.
Hope the dests are done well for this, else it could be really unclear what's going on, e.g. the first two 12's of the day have almost entirely dissimilar routes to each other.
So too, a couple of 12's terminate at Centre Park ... the one at 0920 might just be going back to the depot, but as for the one at 0725 ... ?

The 10C, 11(A) and 12(A) will no doubt have to interwork with other services, but it will be very interesting to see what.
(On Saturdays, they could well go 12A -> 10C -> 11A -> ? ... and they could conceivably slot in with the 29's/13's Monday-Saturday).
So the 10C gets an even longer route ... pity the poor bus-user of Appleton who has about a 35-minute journey into town when it takes 15 mins max in the car.

I've awarded myself ten points for predicting that the 8 and 10C will no longer interwork (a couple of exceptions).
10C generally no longer serves Appleton Thorn (one exception).
Kinda disappointed that the 10C (or 8) hasn't been extended to Hatton during the day, but anyway.
At least the 10-minute frequency to/from Stockton Heath is maintained, and maybe we'll even see a decker regularly operating through Centre Park on the 10C return journey which leaves town at 15:10 (passing through there around 16:15).
Also interesting to see a dupe on the 46 (short journey from Stretton in the afternoon), possibly for decker operation due to Bridgewater High?