Cllr Shasha Khan, Green Party councillor for Hooley, Merstham and Netherne organised a meeting with East Surrey Rural Transport and Netherne residents to explore ways to bring a shopping bus into the village.
With some careful budgeting, a service was successfully introduced.
Netherne is still waiting for TFL to respond to it’s petition to extend the 463 bus to Netherne.
See nethernevillage.co.uk for more details
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