Bus shelter blues

26th April 1996, 1:00am

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Bus shelter blues

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A cri de coeur from Unst in Shetland. Bobby Macaulay, aged seven, writes to the local paper about the bus shelter where he, his brother and a friend used to leave their bikes and take the school bus.

Two months ago “some men came and took it away. I cried because I liked it a lot. But everybody said that we would get a new red bus shelter, even the policeman Harry. But we still don’t have a bus shelter and there is nowhere to put our bikes and shelter when it is windy and raining.”

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