Translink bus and rail managers have engaged directly with local political representatives to discuss passenger transport in the Londonderry area.
By The Newsroom
Published 2nd Apr 2019, 11:12 BST
Updated 2nd Apr 2019, 11:31 BST
Translink bus and rail managers have engaged directly with local political representatives to discuss passenger transport in the Londonderry area. The Meet the Manager event, hosted in Foyle Street Bus Centre in the city, provided a platform for discussion around a range of local transport matters, including: local bus and rail services, cross-border transport connections, Goldline services and an update on the ongoing North-West Multi-Modal Transport Hub project at the old Waterside Train Station, which represents an investment of around £27 million in the city. Pictured are Brian Goodfellow, Translink Rail Events Manager; Gary Middleton MLA; Cllr. Patricia Logue; Cllr. Angela Dobbins; Ald Drew Thompson; Cllr. Shauna Cusack; Cllr. Eric McGinley; Tony McDaid, Translink Assistant Service Delivery Manager; and Cllr. John Boyle, Mayor of Derry and Strabane.
The ‘Meet the Manager’ event, hosted in Foyle Street Bus Centre in the city, provided a platform for discussion around a range of local transport matters, including: local bus and rail services, cross-border transport connections, Goldline services and an update on the ongoing North-West Multi-Modal Transport Hub project at the old Waterside Train Station, which represents an investment of around £27 million in the city.
