Give back our shelter; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk.WHY has Merseytravel decided to remove the 82 bus shelter bus shelter bus n → abribus m bus shelter n → Wartehäuschen nt bus shelter n → pensilina ( in Lime Street This article is about Lime Street, an American television series. For the railway station in Liverpool, see Liverpool Lime Street railway station. Lime Street ? Thousands of people use this bus stop throughout the week to get to the south of the city and now they do not have protection from the bad weather. The only other bus stop with a shelter is in Renshaw Street or a long walk to the Paradise street depot, something which is out of the question if you are an elderly or disabled person carrying bags of shopping. Once again, it appears Merseytavel are putting profits before the ordinary person, especially when the government is encouraging people to use public transport more instead of their cars to protect the environment. I would like a reply from Neil Scales or someone from the passenger transport executive to explain their decision as to why they removed this bus shelter? John Harrison
John Harrison (March 24 1693 – March 24 1776) was an English clockmaker who revolutionised and extended the possibility of safe long distance sea travel in the , Aigburth |
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