Bus cuts in the west country
Drastic changes are being made to bus services in the region after a cut in the subsidy from the Government.
Bus boss blames council for services being axed
The boss of the bus company which is axing services in west Cornwall says he was forced into the decision by lack of support from Cornwall Council. Mark Howarth had told ITV West Country the council wasn't prepared to help fund the routes.
News of the cuts has been met with dismay in rural communities, with many fearing they'll be cut off. Our Cornwall correspondent Steve Hardy reports.
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