As part of their 5th September service changes, East Yorkshire have cut the evening service to Kirk Ella and the late evening service to Anlaby.
Similarly on Sundays, the 1800, 1900, 2000, 2100, 2200 and 2255 152 departures from Hull to Anlaby have been replaced by 1840, 1940 and 2040 services only. From Anlaby (Red Lion) the 1830, 1930, 2030, 2130 and 2230 152 departures to Hull have been reduced to services leaving at 1907, 2007 and 2107.
On their website, East Yorkshire simply said "Some evening journeys will change, to make buses more reliable"; whilst this could explain replacing early and mid evening 151's with shorter 152's, it doesn't cover the withdrawal of the late service entirely. Service 154 does provide an alternative late evening service along Anlaby Road.
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The inadequate description of the evening changes to 151 and 152 is very disappointing - particularly as one could easily miss them entirely as the description is tucked away under the news item 'Buses around Elloughton and Goole'.
Is there any reason for this ?
I don't know if 151/152/153 are operated by Elloughton depot, but even if they are, these routes would certainly be considered 'Hull' routes by most people. The description of the changes really belongs under the 'Hull and Willerby buses' item, particularly as the withdrawn 151 journeys are between Hull and Willerby !
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