TSA News Online Issue Twenty Two - West Cheshire Together

to the statutory minimum requirements when boarding a bus service within
Cheshire West and Chester:
For cross boundary services between Cheshire West and Chester and
Wales, pass holders will continue to be able to travel for free after 9.30
a.m. until the last bus Monday to Friday and anytime Saturday, Sunday or
Bank holiday, but will be charged full fare before 9.30 a.m. Monday to
Friday (currently pay half fare).
Free travel on journeys that commence within the Cheshire West and
Chester boundary after 11.00 pm until the last bus.
Holders of a concessionary pass issued by Cheshire West and Chester Council
travelling on a cross boundary service from Cheshire West and Chester into
Cheshire East before 9.30 a.m. Monday to Friday, will pay the full adult fare
for the entire journey.
LOCAL CONSULTATIONS
COUNCIL HOLDS CONSULTATION ON THE MERSEY FOREST
Have your say!
Cheshire West and Chester Council is an important member of The Mersey
Forest Partnership, which is helping transform Merseyside and North Cheshire
into one of the best places in the country to live – by getting more from trees.
They are currently consulting on the refresh of The Mersey Forest‘s long-term
Forest Plan. Cheshire West and Chester Council Councillors and Officers have
already been involved in helping shape the draft Plan, and would now like to
hear your feedback on this draft. Over the past 20 years the Partnership has
planted 9 million trees, from creating entire new woodlands to planting
thousands of street trees. Two thirds of local residents say their local
environment has improved thanks to that work.
The refreshed Plan aims to build upon these achievements for the decades
ahead. The Plan covers topics such as the economy, climate change, flooding,
planning, biodiversity, health, education and training, culture, communities,