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Hundreds back call for more buses on ‘ghost’ route

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Hundreds of people called for more peak time buses for schoolchildren and commuters on a service described as a “ghost” route.

The 603 bus between Princes Avenue in Muswell Hill and Swiss Cottage currently only ran twice in the morning, arriving in Highgate Village at 7.45am and 8.05am, and twice in the afternoon at 4.36pm and 4.46pm.

Here is my story voicing the complaints of residents in the area.

READ FULL STORY: https://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/24457597.hundreds-back-calls-603-bus-route-extension-highgate/

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