Two bus services in East Renfrewshire town suspended for the second night in a row due to reported attacks. McGill's Buses made the decision to keep everyone safe and the services will not pass through Auchenback in Barrhead during the evening. Concerns arise among users about the potential long-term impact of these incidents.
Two bus services travelling through an East Renfrewshire town have been halted for the second night in a row due to reported "attacks".
McGill's Buses confirmed on X, formerly known as Twitter, that the number 3 and 51 would not pass through Auchenback in Barrhead during the evening yesterday, October 28. The company made the decision to "keep everyone safe". The post on social media read: "From 5pm onwards tonight, due to attacks on our vehicles and to keep everyone safe the 3 & 51 are not serving Auchenback: 3 is missing out Auchenback serving Barrhead Main Street only.READ MORE: Top Glasgow fashion brand founder on life with kidney disease an d running a companyThis comes after the transport business announced on October 27 at 6.
The initial post read: "From 5pm onwards tonight, due to attacks on our vehicles and to keep everyone safe the 3 & 51 are not serving Auchenback: 3 is missing out Auchenback serving Barrhead Main St only. 51 will run to/from Dovecothall Roundabout, Barrhead Main Street. Thanks for bearing with us."One individual commented: "How long is this going to go on for? Will it be a permanent change to the route as that's 2 evenings in a row now.
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