McGill's have axed an evening service again and say they need support from police.
A bus company has axed evening services for the third night in a row and says they need support from police following 'attacks'.
McGill's decided not to run their 3 and 51 services to the Auchenback area on Sunday evening after 5pm after alleged attacks on their services.⚠️ From 5pm onwards tonight, to keep everyone safe in light of previous attacks to our buses, the 3 & 51 will not serve Auchenback: 3 will serve Main St only in Barrhead. 51 will run to/from Dovecothall Roundabout, Barrhead Main St.
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