Bradfordians’ views are wanted to shape the future of bus services in West Yorkshire.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority has £25 million to spend on new and improved bus services.

Whether it’s reliability and routes, value for money or better connections to swimming pools, the Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin wants to hear from you.

More than 1,000 people from across West Yorkshire have already taken part in the online survey.

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People can share their views and suggestions using the online survey at mayorsbigbuschat.co.uk

Meanwhile drop-in sessions are being held across West Yorkshire where people can talk to members of the team about their local buses.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority is also holding two online webinars between 6pm and 7pm on Wednesday, August 24 August and Tuesday, August 30.

The Mayor said: “We’ve heard concerns about service cuts, journeys being too expensive due to the cost-of-living crisis and how the network is complicated to use.

“We want to make buses the first choice for travel in West Yorkshire - because they should be more affordable, convenient, and better for the environment.”

The survey will end on September 11.

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