Elderly passengers were allegedly "left stranded" at a bus stop after "lifeline" transport links have been cut by 50% in one Merseyside town.
According to Lucy Johnson, a Liberal Democrat campaigner, bus users in Heswall found themselves stuck when their regular service failed to show up on Monday morning. This comes after operator A2B, which runs buses in conjunction with Merseytravel, announced three Heswall services would see their timetable reduced to just one bus every two hours.
Lucy told the ECHO: "Some elderly passengers were left stranded when their regular bus failed to turn up. Although buses started running to the new timetable on Monday, timetables at the bus stops had still not been updated.
