A Market Drayton woman has spoken of her ordeal getting home from Telford's hospital and said more needs to be done to bolster public transport in rural areas.
Mary William holds a book she has had published, appropriately called 'Losing It', under her pen name Valentine Williams Mary Williams said the lack of public transport to and from the town makes life"miserable" for residents living in the most rural and isolated parts of Shropshire.
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