If established, it would be the first major publicly owned bus company to operate in the capital for thirty years.

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There are some big changes planned to Merseyside's bus networks.

The Liverpool City Region has unveiled the two operators which will run its first publicly controlled bus services since the 1980s.

POLITICS, passengers and progress have all played a part in the momentous decision taken by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to bring buses back into public control.