BUS PASSENGERS left stranded in Petersfield have accused Hampshire County Council of putting cash before residents.
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Cracking up: Frustrated Petersfield councillor blames government for pothole woesTheir anger comes as cuts were implemented earlier this month to the 94 bus service, which runs from Penns Place through the town, and out to Buriton and back.
As part of an economy drive, Hampshire County Council reduced the service timetable and the Stagecoach bus was replaced by a minibus run by Wheel Drive from Hillbrow, Liss.
Rita Young, in her late eighties, Diana Cann (75), of Broadway Park and Barry?Wilson (75) of Buriton High Street, say the changes have left passengers in a first come, first served position.
Rita said: "We managed to get on when we caught it, but....
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