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A rival operator has confirmed it will run night buses in Glasgow after First Bus announced it was pulling out.
Hospitality bosses and workers said it would hit efforts to encourage trade and recruit and retain staff.N3 from City Centre to Shawlands, Thornliebank, Nitshill and Pollok.N6 from City Centre to Anniesland, Scotstoun and Clydebank.They will run on Fridays and Saturdays between 00:15 and 03:45. Ralph Roberts, CEO of McGill’s Group, said: “Buses are vital to the success of Glasgow and we’ve been striving to find a solution that serves the night-time economy, residents and visitors.
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