Buslane route network / E
Practical alternatives, useful services and ideas finding their feet in the real world.
Choose another line →A little timetable honesty. Coming Soon describes the new Buslane stop. Existing websites and apps linked here may already be available; follow their links for current details.
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One day you will be able to ride these routes in first person, seeing the stops out of the window. For now, be happy you have a route map. This service is badly underfunded and the drivers are massively overworked.
Terminal / change here
Practical alternatives when the usual way gets in the way. Everwished brings technology, business and community work into clearly scoped projects, with useful outcomes, clear responsibilities and a handover people can actually use.
Practical digital help for charities, CICs and community organisations: focused setup, training and documentation, with a clear scope and someone to turn to when the awkward questions start.
Websites and practical digital platforms for clubs and community organisations. Design, setup, training and follow-on support help groups keep information current, welcome people and get on with the work they exist to do.
Small, private online communities for people whose lives do not fit the usual mould. A service in preparation, making room for everyday conversation and connection around shared experiences, at your own pace.
A concept in development for dedicated hardware reserves funded by more than one participant. The proposed service separates equipment access from economic ownership, with eligibility and service terms still being developed.
One local control room for an entertainment programme: music, video, karaoke, bingo, crowd games and scoring. A working proof of concept for venue teams, now being prepared for use in real show conditions ahead of selected-venue alpha.
An event-ticketing service in preparation, helping organisers and audiences find their way to the same event. Its early site introduces the service and takes enquiries while the ticketing platform gets ready.
A practical review of household bills and services, starting with whether a change really saves money. Community benefit can follow where the numbers support it; the household’s needs come first.
An initiative exploring how real savings can also support useful community work. It starts with costs that can genuinely be reduced, then considers what value can be shared without undoing the saving.