Welcome news for bus users in Ludlow with new shelter paid for by town council

Waiting for a bus in Ludlow in shelter and comfort
Waiting for a bus in Ludlow in shelter and comfort
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WAITING for a bus in the cold and wet in Ludlow has become a pleasanter experience.

Ludlow Town Council has installed it in Upper Galdeford at one of Ludlow’s most used bus stops.

The Town Council funded shelter was successfully installed by Autocross Euroshel with the help of traffic management company Amberon.

The Town Council put a lot of research several years ago into finding a shelter that would meet the needs of the bus users and be suitable for the site. Shelters have been installed previously at Sheet Road and Corve Street and are well used.

‘‘This is the third shelter that we have installed on an ongoing annual basis," said Ludlow Mayor Robin Pote.

“We hope to continue working through the most popular or exposed stops on our bus routes so that all residents are able to benefit from the service.

“The design, with its clean simple lines, blends in well with the mixed architectural landscape of Ludlow.”

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