In the local paper there is an interesting article with video - link and quote follows:
https://www.halifaxcourier.co.uk/ne...own-centre-plan-brings-mixed-reaction-2444381
What I don't understand is the logic of rebuilding the present bus station on the existing site which is miles away from the railway station. The article mentions better bus links with the station, which seems counter-intuitive. Perhaps someone local can explain how this is a good scheme for transport integration?
https://www.halifaxcourier.co.uk/ne...own-centre-plan-brings-mixed-reaction-2444381
"People in Calderdale have been sharing their views on the new designs for a Halifax town centre regeneration project.
Designs include significant changes to make it easier to walk and cycle around the town, encouraging active travel, and bus users will see a revised bus network to allow for better connectivity with the rail station. There will be increased bus services and much improved facilities, with a new bus station planned for the existing site."
What I don't understand is the logic of rebuilding the present bus station on the existing site which is miles away from the railway station. The article mentions better bus links with the station, which seems counter-intuitive. Perhaps someone local can explain how this is a good scheme for transport integration?
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