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Dear Mr Allen Freedom of Information Act Request: Bus Services I Am Professor Steven Broomhead Chief Executive Mr Andrew Allen Andy Farrall Campaign for Better Transport Executive Director response sent by email to: Economic Regeneration request-291384- Growth and Environment [email protected] David Boyer Assistant Director Transport and Environment Our ref: STS/302/AJ 3rd Floor New Town House nd Buttermarket Street 2 October 2015 Warrington WA1 2NH Dear Mr Allen Freedom of Information Act Request: Bus Services I am writing in response to your email of 10th September 2015 requesting information about tendered bus service provision. The table below lists the local bus services which are presently supported by Warrington Borough Council, as per your definition: Route From To Days of Operation Number 1E Warrington Westy Mon-Sat Evenings 3E Warrington Martinscroft 15E Warrington Sankey (Circular) 16E Warrington Dallam Mon - Sat Evenings 18E Warrington Callands 21E Warrington Orford (Circular) 22E Warrington Earlestown Mon-Sat Evenings 32E Warrington Penketh Mon-Sat Evenings 5E Warrington Lymm Mon-Sat Evenings X30 Runcorn Warrington Mon-Fri AM Peak 2 Warrington Westy (Circular) 3 Warrington Martinscroft 8 Warrington Hatton Mon-Fri Early AM 11/12 Warrington Loushers Lane (Circular) 21A Warrington Orford/Dallam (Circular) 25/25A Warrington Cinnamon Brow/Heathfield House 26E Warrington Cinnamon Brow Mon-Sat Evenings 27E Route From To Days of Operation Number 28E Warrington Leigh Mon-Sat Evenings 8 Warrington Appleton Thorn/Hatton Mon-Sat Evenings 8E Warrington Appleton Thorn 33 Warrington Collins Green Mon - Sat 33A Westbrook Collins Green Day & Evenings 47 Warrington High Legh Tue & Fri Daytime 5 Warburton Altrincham (Extension) 35 Lymm Altrincham (Diversion + Extension) Mon-Fri Daytime 8 Warrington Appleton Thorn/Hatton (Extension) 9 Warrington Hatton Mon-Fri Daytime Lymm Shopper Mon-Fri 191 Hollins Green / Lymm Local Service Daytime 192/193 Glazebury Birchwood If you are not satisfied with my response to your request for information, you may ask the Council for an internal review of this decision. You should write to Timothy Date, Solicitor of the Council at Warrington Borough Council, Quattro, Buttermarket Street, Warrington, WA1 1BN, giving details of your complaint. You should do this as soon as possible, or, in any case, within two months of your request being refused. If, following the outcome of the internal review, you remain dissatisfied with the Council's response to your information request, you have the right under section 50 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to appeal to the Information Commissioner at: Information Commissioner's Office Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow Cheshire SK9 5AF Telephone: 01625 545745 or 0303 123 1113 Fax: 01625 524 510 Reporting a concern web page: https://ico.org.uk/concerns/getting/ Yours sincerely p.p. David Boyer Assistant Director (Transport and Environment) .
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