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Renewal of Subsidised Local Bus Services in the Area of Selby Review and Renewal of North Yorkshire County Council Subsidised Local Bus Service Contracts in the Area of Selby Contracts for North Yorkshire County Council subsidised local bus services in the Area of Selby are due for renewal in April 2017. As part of this renewal process, the Council is seeking comments on these services, so that we can be better informed when preparing tenders for new contracts. Subsidised bus services that are to be considered for renewal are listed overleaf. If you would like to make a comment regarding these specific services, this can be done in writing to: Public Transport Integrated Passenger Transport Business and Environmental Services North Yorkshire County Council County Hall, Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 8AH or by e-mail to: [email protected] Comments should be received by no later than 30 th June 2016, stating whether you are happy for your comments to be shared. If you would like this information in another language or format such as Braille, large print or audio, please telephone 01609 780780 Subsidised Bus Service Review Subsidised Bus Services in Review Service Operator Route description Subsidy information number 1 Thornes Independent Holme on Spalding Moor - Selby Wholly subsidised 8 Utopia Coaches Drax - Selby Wholly subsidised 37 Utopia Coaches York - Tadcaster Wholly subsidised 1545 from Snaith 41 Arriva Yorkshire Snaith School - Selby School, school days only. 0700 from Selby & 1529 from Selby – Stockbridge Technology 42-2 Utopia Coaches Stockbridge Park Technology Park only 0650, 1655 from 476 Arriva Yorkshire Selby - Pontefract Selby & 0753 from Pontefract only Selby – Pollington – Selby (Mon & 486 Utopia Coaches Wholly subsidised Fri) 488 Utopia Coaches Selby – Goole (Wed only) Wholly subsidised All journeys calling 492, 493, at Burton Salmon, Utopia Coaches Sherburn - Ferrybridge 494 Hillam & Monk Fryston 493 Utopia Coaches Sherburn - Tadcaster Wholly subsidised Tadcaster – Pontefract/Selby - 494, 496 Just Travel Wholly subsidised Fairburn 2.

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