Ysgol Maelor student left stranded after Wrexham Council bus policy change

Pupil faces three-hour round trip to school after council removes bus pass

A 16-year-old teen now faces a three-hour round trip to reach his A-Level lessons after the council withdrew his access to the school transport service, according to his disgruntled mum.Debbie Edwards' son, who attends The Maelor School in the village of Penley in Wrexham, Wales, had been using the bus service run by Wrexham County Borough Council for several years during secondary school.As the teen is now 16-years-old, he was required to pay a…

Ysgol Maelor student left stranded after Wrexham Council bus policy change

A student from Worthenbury is being forced to criss-cross the borough to attend A Level classes after Wrexham Council withdrew his access to the…

Worthenbury student “left stranded” after council withdrawal of school bus seat

Wrexham Council's withdrawal of paid concessionary travel for sixth formers has left one student facing an unsustainable journey to school. v.1