'There were three buses due to turn up and all of them disappeared off the face of the earth.'
A Glasgow councillor has vowed to improve public transport services across the city after waiting more than an hour for a bus to the East End.
“One day last week there were three buses due to turn up and all of them disappeared off the face of the earth. Councillor Kerr says he will write to First Bus to try and solve the issue and hopes to arrange a meeting with them. “I will be writing to First Bus to highlight my concerns and will be meeting them in the near future too.
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