A FREE Hereford bus service has added an extra stop.
The City Zipper, which was launched two months ago, takes people on a circular route through the city centre.
It initially had 14 stops; however, it has now added The Old Market in Newmarket Street to its route after receiving feedback from users.
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The service runs every 15 minutes from 8am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday and from 9.30am to 5.30pm on Saturdays. On a Sunday, people can catch a bus every 30 minutes from 10am to 4pm.
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It starts from the railway station before heading to the County Hospital and bus station.
From there, the buses will travel into the city centre, where people can get off at Yates, the Shirehall, Maylord Shopping Centre and Broad Street.
Further stops will be at the Left Bank Village, the Leisure Pool, Asda and the Friars Street Library, before the journey will now stop at the Old Market before carrying onto the railway station via The Courtyard and Hereford Medical Centre.
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