Buses serving Fulwood, Lea, Savick, Ribbleton, Tanterton and Larches will be less frequent during the summer holiday period say PrestonBus 🚌
Preston Bus has announced reductions to seven services during the summer holiday period.From Monday 24 July the bus firm is reducing the number of services on routes in Fulwood, Ribbleton, Larches and Lea.
The 23 service, which runs from Asda to the Bus Station via Royal Preston Hospital, will also run in both directions via Pittman Way and Olivers Place in a minor route change.
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