Flintshire bus cut fears
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| 13:41 UK time, Thursday, 20 April 2006
Pensioners in Flintshire are worried about possible cuts to the bus services they currently use, reports . Many of the older people affected do not drive and would be unable to afford taxis, leaving them effectively "confined to their own homes".
It's not just older people who have concerns about public transport. 'Wales lover' from Buckley, who is a student, complains about the difficulties of getting to college in Wrexham. Likewise, Yale college student Aneurin sees the lack of evening buses as a drawback to life in the area.
It seems the availability of public transport can affect quality of life for young and old.
