Merseyside Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram is questioned over whether the buses will be too quiet.

Merseyside buses are moving into public control, promising a new era for passengers.

For decades we were told that privatisation would deliver better services. The experience of millions of passengers tells a different story, says Steve Rotheram, mayor of Liverpool city region ...

The Bringing Back Liverpool's Night Bus report by the University of Liverpool's Institute of Popular Music found the N1 is ...

Passengers have welcomed the return of publicly owned bus services to Merseyside for the first time since the 1980s. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Steve Rotheram, mayor of Liverpool City Region, says that the glider will improve connectivity between the football stadiums and ...

BUSES are being brought under public control in Liverpool City Region in a move PM Andy Burnham hailed as “putting power in ...

The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has ordered 30 electric buses of the Enviro100EV type from Alexander Dennis.

They will join 109 low-emission Enviro200 that are currently being delivered in time for the start of the first tranche of ...

The Government will provide £86.3 million of funding until 2029 to help Liverpool City Region's combined authority take ...

ST HELENS' new publicly controlled bus network faces its first major test today as services operate under weekday conditions ...