Wrexham bus station grows as Glasgow plans provoke row

摘要

The importance to passengers of modern bus stations is reflected in a 40% growth in passenger numbers using Wrexham bus station since it was rebuilt in 2003. This comes to light as fresh controversy has broken out over the future of Buchanan bus station in Glasgow, the largest such facility in Scotland.rnThe average 6.6% growth a year in Wrexham far outstrips the Welsh average of around 1 % a year. Passenger numbers there fell from 2.99million to 2.85million between 2002 and 2003, but rose immediately after the rebuild to 3.42million in 2004 and hit 3.84million last year.