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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 
Christmas and New Year public transport services
Merseytravel is once again offering free bus services on Christmas Day, to help people visit their loved ones in hospital or spend time with their friends and family. Buses will operate a limited service from around 12 noon until around 6pm on routes serving hospitals across Merseyside. Bus services 23 -24 December: most services will run to their normal weekday timetables except for some Arriva, Halton Transport and Stagecoach services, which will run to Saturday timetables. On Tuesday 24 December (Christmas Eve) all services will finish by 8.30pm. 25 December (Christmas Day) a special network of free bus services, funded by Merseytravel, will run on the following routes between approximately 12 noon and 6pm. No other bus services will run on Christmas Day: 10X between Liverpool and St Helens, 12X between Liverpool and Huyton, 20X between Liverpool and Tower Hill, 44X between Formby and Crossens, 62X between Crosby and Aintree University Hospital, 102X between Broadgreen Hospital and Aintree University Hospital, 110X between New Brighton and Clatterbridge Hospital, 118X between New Brighton and Mill Park, 194X between St Helens and St Helens Hospital, 195X between St Helens and St Helens Hospital, 201X between Liverpool and Speke 26 December (Boxing Day) a special network of bus services will run between approximately 8am and 8pm including new Routes 210 and 250 between Liverpool city centre and Maghull, offering Maghull residents a direct bus service to and from Liverpool on Boxing Day for the first time. Also, the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust (NWVRT) will be running heritage vehicles along Route 80B every 30 minutes, between Liverpool city centre and the New Mersey Shopping Park in Speke. This is a free service; all donations collected on board will go to Clatterbridge Hospital. 27 December - most services will run to their normal timetables 28 - 29 December:normal service 30 -31 December most services will run to their normal weekday timetables except for some Arriva, Halton Transport and Stagecoach services. On 31 December all services will finish by 8.30pm. 1 January 2014 (New Year’s Day)a special network of bus services will run between approximately 10am and 6pm including a new Routes 210 and 250 between Liverpool city centre and Maghull, offering Maghull residents a direct bus service to and from Liverpool on New Year’s Day for the first time. Normal services resume on Thursday 2 January 2014. Merseyrail services On Tuesday 24 December (Christmas Eve) trains will run to normal timetable with an early finish. There will be no trains operating on Wednesday 25 (Christmas Day) and Thursday 26 December (Boxing Day) Major engineering work at Manchester Victoria means City Line trains between Liverpool – Earlestown, Newton-le-Willows, Warrington Bank Quay and Manchester will be running to special timetables from 27 December – 1 January. If you’re travelling on these lines, please check your train times. For more information about public transport over the Christmas and New Year holiday, pick up a copy of the Christmas Summary booklet available from any Merseytravel Centre or visit our website www.merseytravel.gov.uk |
Congratulations to the Liverpool Bierkeller Entertainment Complex celebrated their first birthday recently. Pictures will be in the January issue
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NEWS & EVENTS:
WHO MADE THE CHRISTMAS JUMPER COOL AGAIN? With shops expecting a huge increase in sales of christmas jumpers it’s no secret that they are this year’s hot trend of the season. From world record attempts to twitter robots with knitting power it seems everyone has cashed in on the Christmas jumper craze, which is set to beat the ‘onesie’ in sales figures this year.
Liverpool attempted a world record recently to get as many people together in Christmas jumpers to raise money for charity. But charities are not the only ones who love the Christmas Jumper; our favourite bands have customised festive sweaters too. From Queens of the Stone Age to Death from Above there is a range of festive musical jumpers as well as ones that flash, make noise and pretty much anything else you can think of! Brands like Budweiser are using Christmas jumpers to support campaigns such as the ‘drink responsibly’ campaign using a twitter robot to knit their responsible Christmas jumper with the help of social media! What was once an embarrassing gift from an elderly relative is now deemed comical and ‘cool’ attire for Christmas parties, office wear and generally for getting into the festive spirit. And if there is one thing that will never get old or stop being cool it’s dressing up your pets in Christmas clothes! |
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