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Increase in demand sees Bolton’s Local Link service extended

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Published: May 20, 2019
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The Logistics North Local Link service in Bolton has been extended.

The shared transport service, which is funded by Bolton Council, will now run from 1600-0900hrs and from 1100-0130hrs, having previously run from 0400-0900hrs, 1300-1800hrs and 1900-0130hrs. 

As well as Farnworth, Atherton, Daisy Hill, Little Hulton and Bolton (via the Interchange), the service will now also be made available to people in Breightmet.

Bolton Council’s Director of Place, Gerry Brough, says: “Logistics North has been a huge success story for the borough. It is a key element of our economic regeneration strategy and has created thousands of jobs.

“Its success has led to an increase in demand for this link service. We wanted to ensure that it will meet this demand and continue to be as available and accessible as possible for the people who need it.

“We are grateful to TfGM for working with us to enable this to happen.”

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