Brierley Hill Bus Improvement Scheme

[winston]

By Marks and Sparks from what I have heard when the metro has arrived in Merry Hill around 2023ish...

Ta for that, I wouldn't consider min 6 years being temporary

[the trainbasher]

Ta for that, I wouldn't consider min 6 years being temporary

30 Years is temporary in local government...

As an aside, its a case in merry hill of putting lipstick on a pig...its still a pig!

[winston]

30 Years is temporary in local government...

As an aside, its a case in merry hill of putting lipstick on a pig...its still a pig!

The first version that went through planning was slightly better, apart from the numpty that thought it would be a good idea to locate drive in bus stops on both corners......

What we have now is the charity shop version....

[karl724223]

Also bricks have been knocked from round the back of matalan to go onto bus station intu wouldn't buy new bricks
New stand D. You will never get a bus in the box they have marked out for a bus and the door is on the wrong side
Also don't think any real time boards are being put up now

[winston]

Hammerson and Intu are set to merge with the newly combined group being led by Hammerson's current boss. Hopefully, it may lead to better public transport infrastructure / bus priorities at Merry Hill in the future:

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2017/12/hammerson-poised-acquire-intu-become-uks-biggest-property-company/

[karl724223]

Hammerson and Intu are set to merge with the newly combined group being led by Hammerson's current boss. Hopefully, it may lead to better public transport infrastructure / bus priorities at Merry Hill in the future:

https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2017/12/hammerson-poised-acquire-intu-become-uks-biggest-property-company/

doubt it