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Catching the bus is easier

4:04pm Wednesday 26th March 2008

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SIX new easy access buses have been added to Spot On routes in Blackburn's Mill Hill and Feniscowles areas.

Transdev Lancashire United has invested £720,000 in the single- decker buses for the 18, 19 and 22 routes.

David Wilson, commercial development boss, said: "The low entry height, flat floor and well placed stanchions make it easy to use by our many elderly passengers."

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Patricia Tatchell, Huddersfield says...
12:53pm Thu 27 Mar 08

As you can see by my location I'm in Huddersfield, last month we were visiting blackburn and was very impressed with the buses i wish we had those kind here we still have some of the old double deckers or the buses have no ramps for wheelchair users which i am one of those. I wish spot on ran the bus service here

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terry dactill, shadsworth says...
7:49pm Thu 27 Mar 08

i just wondering are they still going to cut the service at night time up shadsworth because im eighty years young and like to play bingo its the only social life ive got apart from silver surfing,thankyou, terry

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lil, says...
9:35pm Thu 27 Mar 08

Feniscowles is fine, what about Little Harwood, Shadsworth Whitebirk Wensl;ey Fold etc etc

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