Bus shelter relocates from Hatfield to Cuffley
A REDUNDANT bus shelter has been given a new home, leading to savings of nearly �5,500 in the process. The structure, which had been earmarked for retirement, has been relocated from Hatfield to Cuffley railway station as part of Welwyn Hatfield Council
A REDUNDANT bus shelter has been given a new home, leading to savings of nearly �5,500 in the process.
The structure, which had been earmarked for retirement, has been relocated from Hatfield to Cuffley railway station as part of Welwyn Hatfield Council's Community Chest scheme.
A new shelter would have cost the council �6,000 but, by recycling the existing facility, it incurred costs of just �620.
Northaw and Cuffley ward councillor Colin Couch said: "The reused bus shelter is an excellent example of local waste management.
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"It's an efficient and effective solution that will provide much needed protection from the elements for Cuffley commuters.
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