I RECENTLY paid a visit to our bus station for the first time in what has probably been a couple of years, given the pandemic.
The state of what is a building around 15 years in age is astonishingly poor.
Random pieces of chipboard lying about in case of emergency (AKA, should the vandals see fit to break glass) and a ceiling leaking worse than a Warrington Wolves defensive line.
This town has grand ambitions of being a city.
What is the point when we can’t manage the upkeep of contemporary structures, never mind the older buildings which make a place worth visiting?
Mark my words, a decade from now the shiny new Warrington Market will be crumbling and we’ll be back to square one.
Footnote, a security guard has just been around and informed me my bus won’t be calling because there aren’t enough drivers.
I guess I shouldn’t have bought that return ticket after all.
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