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Proposed Reformulated Supported Bus Network Appendix 6; Outcome reformulated supported bus network including services commercialised A Original summary of changes to frequency of supported bus services - as presented to Scrutiny Committee and Cabinet in December 2014: Average Number of daily bus electoral Proposed changes to supported network, Number of passengers Hastings Lewes Rother Wealden Eastbourne divisions as reported to Scrutiny and Cabinet in December 2014 services before affected RSBN Change to hourly 2 318 0 2 0 0 0 2 Change to 2 hourly off peak and maintain current days of operation 13 1351 6 4 5 1 0 19 Change to Monday to Friday school days/peak and reduce to 2 days per week off peak 4 348 0 2 1 2 0 8 Change to 2 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same 3 47 0 0 1 3 0 6 Change to 3 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same 2 22 0 0 0 2 0 4 Change to number of journeys 7 685 3 2 3 3 0 22 Removed service (Saturdays) 2 99 0 1 0 1 0 3 Removed services (Evenings and Sundays) 7 468 4 1 3 4 1 26 School Services – remain broadly the same 29 6 6 13 14 2 38 Days and frequency remain broadly the same 23 7 8 7 11 4 39 Supported Dial a Ride and Taxi Rider services – Proposed changes in table below 9 1 3 2 3 1 30 Total 101 3338** 27 29 35 44 8 B Current summary of changes to frequency of supported bus services - actual provision of services as at February 2016: Average Number of Actual changes to supported network as at February 2016, daily bus electoral Number of compared to network before April 2015 passengers Hastings Lewes Rother Wealden Eastbourne divisions services (for effect on individual services see following pages) before affected RSBN Change to hourly 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Change to 2 hourly off peak and maintain current days of operation 7 664 3 2 3 0 0 13 Change to Monday to Friday school days/peak and reduce to 2 days per week off peak 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Change to 2 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same 2 19 0 0 1 2 0 4 Change to 3 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same 3 50 0 0 0 3 0 5 Change to number of journeys 15 1605 5 7 6 3 0 26 Removed service (Saturdays) 1 100 0 1 0 0 0 3 Removed services (Evenings and Sundays) 3 185 2 0 2 2 0 12 School Services – remain broadly the same 29 6 6 13 14 2 38 Days and frequency remain broadly the same 32 10 10 8 17 5 52 Supported Dial a Ride and Taxi Rider services –changes in table below 9 1 3 2 3 1 30 Total 101 2623** 27 29 35 44 8 ** The totals shown for average daily passengers exclude services which remain broadly the same and Dial a Ride/Taxi Rider services. NB –The number of services by area do not add up to 101 as some services operate across two or more districts/boroughs. There were 97 supported services as at December 2014; the figure of 101 reflects partial commercialisation of some services creating two new routes to replace one old one Supported Network as at February 2016, showing changes to services from network before April 2015 Service has been commercialised Changed to 2 hourly off peak and maintain current days of operation Daily passengers before Days of Service Frequency Frequency Areas RSBN Availability of alternative public transport Route Operation Divisions Served Number Before RSBN After RSBN Served Average weekday provision Before RSBN Scholars Others Total Hastings Dial a Ride offers a limited facility 27 Hastings Town Services Mon-Sat Hourly 2 hourly off peak Braybrooke & Castle Hastings 0 36 36 for those with impaired mobility 29 (now part Hastings Dial a Ride offers a limited facility Hastings Town Services Mon-Sat Hourly 2 hourly off peak Braybrooke & Castle Hastings 0 24 24 of 347) for those with impaired mobility 88 96 Bexhill Town Service Saturday only Hourly 2 hourly off peak Bexhill East, Bexhill King Offa, Bexhill West Rother 0 88 None (Sat) Lewes Dial a Ride (in Lewes) and the Four Lewes, Newhaven & Ouse Valley West, Ouse Valley Towns Community Bus (in Newhaven and 123 Lewes-Newhaven Mon-Sat Hourly 2 hourly off peak Lewes 124 128 252 East, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Piddinghoe) offer a limited facility for those with impaired mobility Lewes Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 145 Newhaven Local Mon-Sat Hourly 2 hourly off peak Newhaven & Ouse Valley West Ouse Valley East Lewes 2 68 70 those with impaired mobility Rye Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 344 (now 313) Rye-Northiam Mon-Sat Up to hourly 2 hourly off peak Northern Rother, Rye & Eastern Rother Rother 23 75 98 those with impaired mobility Baird & Ore, Braybrooke & Castle, Brede Valley & Hastings Stagecoach provides services except to 347 Hastings-Pett Mon-Sat Up to hourly 2 hourly off peak 21 75 96 Marsham, Old Hastings & Tressell Rother Pett Total 170 494 664 Changed to 2 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same Daily passengers before Days of RSBN Service Frequency Frequency Areas Availability of alternative public transport Route Operation Divisions Served Average weekday Number Before RSBN After RSBN Served provision Before RSBN Scholars Others Total 317 (now part Heathfield Age Concern offers a limited Heathfield Town Service Mon, Wed, Fri 3 journeys Tue & Thu Heathfield Wealden 0 8 8 of 225) facility for older people Battle Area CT services between Netherfield and Battle on Mon, Wed & Fri; 355 (now part Rother, Heathfield-Battle Tue & Thu 2 return journeys Tue & Thu Battle & Crowhurst, Heathfield, Rother North West 0 11 11 Cuckmere Buses service 195 between of 225) Wealden Heathfield, Rushlake Green and Eastbourne on Wed. Total 0 19 19 Changed to 3 days per week and frequency remains broadly the same Daily passengers before Days of RSBN Service Frequency Frequency Areas Availability of alternative public transport Route Operation Divisions Served Average weekday Number Before RSBN After RSBN Served provision Before RSBN Scholars Others Total Service 224 links Rotherfield with Rotherfield-Crowborough 226 Mon-Sat 4 journeys Tue, Thu & Sat Crowborough, Wadhurst Wealden 0 28 28 Crowborough on Mon, Wed & Fri. Locals Wealdlink Dial a Ride also available. 248 Uckfield-Hadlow Down Mon-Fri 1-2 journeys Mon, Wed & Fri Buxted Maresfield, Uckfield Wealden 0 11 11 Rail service in Buxted Buxted Maresfield, Crowborough, Forest Row, 249 Uckfield-Crowborough Mon-Fri 1-2 journeys Mon, Wed & Fri Wealden 0 11 11 Rail service in Buxted Uckfield Total 0 50 50 Changed number of journeys Daily passengers before Days of Service Frequency Frequency Areas RSBN Availability of alternative public transport Route Operation Divisions Served Number Before RSBN After RSBN Served Average weekday provision Before RSBN Scholars Others Total Hastings Dial a Ride offers a limited facility 7 Hastings Town Services Mon-Sat Hourly Approx hourly Braybrooke & Castle, St Helens & Silverhill Hastings 0 52 52 for those with impaired mobility Every 20 mins; Ashdown & Conquest, Baird & Ore, Braybrooke & Mon-Sat Sunday evening Castle, Central St Leonards & Gensing, Hollington & 20,21 & 22 Ore-Hastings-Hollington evening and Every 20 mins Hastings 0 258 258 None journeys Wishing Tree, Maze Hill & West St Leonards, Old Sundays withdrawn Hastings & Tressell, St Helens & Silverhill Hourly except Little Common Ashdown & Conquest, Battle & Crowhurst, Bexhill Hastings, 95 Bexhill-Conquest Hospital Mon-Sat Hourly reduced to 2 East, Bexhill King Offa, Bexhill West, Hailsham & Rother, 112 169 281 None hourly as part of Herstmonceux Wealden new service 94 Bexhill Town Service and Bexhill East, Bexhill King Offa, Bexhill West, Hailsham Rother, 97 Mon-Sat Hourly 60-90mins 0 35 35 None Hooe & Herstmonceux Wealden Seaford Area Dial a Ride and the Four Removal of two Ouse Valley East, Seaford Blatchington, Seaford 119 Seaford local service Mon-Sat 30-60 mins Lewes 19 119 138 Towns Community Bus offer a limited journeys Sutton facility for those with impaired mobility Compass Travel service 122 offers an Removal of 2 alternative service from Cooksbridge to 121 Lewes-Newick Mon-Sat Hourly Chailey, Lewes, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Lewes 80 78 158 journeys Lewes. Lewes Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for those with impaired mobility Mon-Sat 3 return Up to every 2 journeys. Alfriston, E Hoathly & Hellingly, Seaford Blatchington, Lewes, 126 Alfriston-Seaford Daily 0 15 15 None hours Unchanged on Seaford Sutton Wealden Sunday Lewes Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 127 Lewes-Landport Estate Mon-Sat 20-30 mins Approx 30 mins Lewes, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Lewes 21 164 185 those with impaired mobility Lewes Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 128 Lewes-Nevill Estate Mon-Sat Every 30mins Approx 30 mins Lewes, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Lewes 20 113 133 those with impaired mobility Removal of one Lewes Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 129 Lewes-Winterbourne Mon-Sat Hourly Lewes, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Lewes 0 33 33 journey those with impaired mobility Reduced to 3 Rother, 254 Wadhurst Rail Link Mon-Fri peaks 4-5 journeys Rother North West, Wadhurst 3 26 29 None journeys a day Wealden Hourly for Rye Harbour as part Rye Dial a Ride offers a limited facility for 312 Rye-Tenterden Mon-Sat Hourly Northern Rother, Rye & Eastern Rother Rother 34 88 122 of service 313; those with impaired mobility rest 2 hourly Ashdown & Conquest, Baird & Ore, Brede Valley & Removal of one Hastings, Stagecoach services 340/341 between 342 Hastings-Rye Mon-Fri Peak and schools Marsham, Braybrooke & Castle, Northern Rother, St 27 20 47 journey Rother Hastings and Broad Oak Helens & Silverhill Removal of journeys between Rye & Baird & Ore, Braybrooke & Castle, Brede Valley & Hastings, 344 Hastings-Rye-Northiam Sundays 8 journeys Northiam (rest of Marsham, Northern Rother, Old Hastings & Tressell, 0 69 69 None Rother service funded Rye & Eastern Rother by Hastings Parking Surplus) Removal of off Dial a Ride extended to serve East 824 (now 167 Village Rider Mon-Fri Up to 9 journeys peak journeys on Chailey, Lewes, Ringmer & Lewes Bridge Lewes 16 34 50 Chiltington area.
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