Orange's biggest ever expansion of public transport, and the Council opens a new pop-up shop
The Orange PodcastShow Notes
Send us Fan Mail This week, community discussion stepped up about proposals to upgrade Lords Place South. And for the first time, instead of waiting for the community to come to the Council, the Council is taking the message about Lords Place, out to Lords place by opening up a pop-up shop in Lords Place. And, we take a deep-dive into the biggest expansion ever in Orange when it comes to public transport. There are hundred of new bus routes all equipped with an app to make t...
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