A plan for Falkirk Council to help improve "appalling" bus services locally looks likely to stall before it has even started, with councillors warned a full report will be too costly.
In October, the Labour group leader, Councillor Anne Hannah, said she wanted to see "a comprehensive report on improving Falkirk's public transport and promoting a cleaner environment".
Among the details Cllr Hannah wanted to see were options for the council of taking control of bus services, following the successful model of Lothian Buses, which are publicly owned.
