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This website is an improved interface for live bus times in the UK. It works by combining real time updates from local authorities with a searchable database of bus stops across the country. You can search for a bus stop by name , locate it on a map or browse by bus routes or locality to find the stop you need.

If you're on the move, you can also receive updates direct to your mobile through the traveline-txt service . Just find your bus stop on LiveBus.org, note down its SMS phrase (e.g. oxfadaja ) and follow the instructions carefully. Messages can cost up to 25p on top of your operator's usual SMS charges, so make sure you fully understand the terms.

If live updates aren't available or convenient, most routes also link to scheduled timetables , courtesy of traveline .

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Get everything you need to travel around the West Midlands with ease, when you download the TfWM app (Formerly Swift App). View departure times for bus, train and tram, find your nearest mode of transport, manage your Swift account, find and buy transport tickets on the go, plan a journey, and book car hire quickly and simply. Please note: If you have an older device you may experience some slower loading times. For Swift customers, account switching is not available yet within the app. Purchases made for any child linked accounts will not be valid in the app. For now, please continue to buy those products and manage your account online. If you would like to set up a child account, you can still do this online. Features: • Instantly find and buy transport tickets for your West Midlands travel • No need to visit a travel shop or go to a Swift Kiosk, top-up your Swift card on the go • Payment made simple, pay for tickets using Debit/Credit card • Collect your products on your Swift card using the Swift Collector • Use our handy locator map to find your nearest mode of West Midlands transport • Keep up to date with the latest departure times for bus, train and tram · Add all modes of transport as favourites (bus stop, tram stop, train station, cycle bay, car hire, car club) · Manage your favourites by renaming them or removing them from your favourite list · Quick access to departure information from your homepage • Explore our new transport services and book car club, hire a car or a bike • Easily plan a journey and find the best route to get you to your destination quickly • Know everything about your ticket including when you need to collect and when your ticket will expire • View your latest Swift card balance and never get caught out with negative funds We all lead busy lives and want life to be as simple as possible. So why shouldn’t travel be just as simple? The TfWM app makes this possible, combining all your West Midlands transport needs in one place, at the touch of a button. Whether it’s checking a train, bus or tram time, locating the nearest bus stop or train station, topping up your Swift card or planning a journey, this app can make West Midlands travel easy. There’s no need to sit in front of a laptop or go to a shop to manage your travel needs. You can buy transport tickets in advance or just before you travel. Jump on the bus and plan a journey whilst you’re travelling. You can check your next connecting transport service to see if there are any delays. Quickly find an alternative route for when there is a traffic jam or road incident. Beat the rush by knowing when your next bus is arriving. Your Swift account, your tickets, your departure times and your transport service locator all on your phone in one smart app. The TfWM – Powered by Swift app is the smart way to travel around the West Midlands. Use your app for Birmingham travel, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Solihull. You can also use it to locate many transport services including, National Express bus, West Midlands Trains and West Midlands Metro. If you’re new to Swift, you can use the app to create an account. Find and buy the transport ticket you need for your journey, whether it be for Birmingham travel, Coventry travel, a Monthly ntrain or Monthly regional travelcard. You can then use your phone to collect your transport ticket on your Swift card and start travelling. It’s as simple as that. https://www.tfwm.org.uk/swift-and-tickets/ A card production time applies to new customers. New customers will need to wait 7 days to receive their Swift card before they can start travelling. NFC is required to use the Swift Collector feature within the app. You will need to have an Apple iPhone 7 or later with iOS 13.

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Don’t bother!!!

I’ve had to update to this app as the old one had as old version had been turned off. This app is absolutely crap and will be getting removed as every time I’ve tried to open it it’s taken forever to load. I’ve tried to sign in every time as it doesn’t remember my details despite I’ve pressed the save details box and not supported on iOS keychain so that doesn’t save it but says details not recognised. You can’t pinpoint your location straight away it just gives you a overview of the whole of the midlands with loads of little circles with numbers on them. You have to pinpoint the actual bus stop you want to view the times of, if you add the bus stop and the one across the road to your favourites it doesn’t say what direction it’s going, for example the 2 bus stops I’ve added one goes towards Solihull and the other goes towards Sheldon but nothing is physically said on the page so you need to check and then check again to make sure you’ve got the bus stop. Please go back to old version or get this app sorted out!!!

Awful user experience

This app just doesn’t work at all. So many poor reviews all citing the same bugs, I’m so surprised that a professional app with this many faults is allowed to be released to the public. Far from making life easier, it makes it ten times worse if not more. Even the website is out of sync in terms of information to go with this app, and it drives me absolutely insane. We’re told to use more public transport, yet this is just plain confusing. Maybe they can learn how to do things the right way from TFL.

This is awful. All I need to know is what time the next bus is. I could do that from the old app quickly and easily. No chance of that with this one! Why the need to change? Also, I have tried numerous times to register and just get blank screens part way through the registration process and can’t go any further. This app needs some serious attention before it can be considered to be even remotely useful. Take a look at TfL and the Cardiff Bus app to see how things should be done.

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If you have a smartphone, there are a number of apps you can use to provide you with real-time bus schedules, journey planning, as well as mobile ticketing, all from the palm of your hand while on the move.

The TfWM app covers public transport in Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Sandwell, Dudley and Solihull. and some stops outside the region – anywhere nBus tickets are valid. The app allows you to view next departures at your nearest, or a specific, bus, train and tram stop, and provides real-time and scheduled information on services – you can even save regular journeys to your favourites so you can view at the click of a button.

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You can use your smart phone as your bus ticket when you buy Diamond Bus M-tickets. Simply purchase tickets on the app, activate them and present your phone screen to the ticket reader on our buses.

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In YourStop , users can find stops using three distinct methods. There is a detailed stop search facility and a capability to browse all of a transit providers stops on a map. Perhaps most useful though, is the “Locate the Nearest Stops” button which a user sees when they first launch the app. This marks all stop within half a mile of the user on a map. If there are less than 20, the next closest are shown.

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Destination drop down combines well with live ride where you can follow your bus or train on the google trip map after it leaves your stop. The destination stop is clearly marked in a different color and you can easily see where you are in relation to it.

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Election latest: Greens want tax on 'super rich' to pay for vast nationalisation - and share PM's pain over childhood TV

The Greens have launched their manifesto, calling for taxes on the "super rich" to fund sweeping pledges to "mend broken Britain". And the countdown is on to the Sky News leaders' event in Grimsby, live from 7pm tonight.

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Green Party co-leaders Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay have unveiled their manifesto at an event in East Sussex.

Here are the main points of the manifesto announced by the duo:

• Bring water companies, railways, and big five retail energy companies into public ownership;
• Overhaul the tax system with a levy on "the very richest, the top 1%" to invest in public services;
• Invest £50bn in health and social care "to defend and restore the NHS", including making personal social care free at the point of use;
• Create 150,000 new social homes every year by the end of the next parliament - and end the Right To Buy scheme;
• Invest £30bn over five years in insulating homes;
• Stop all new fossil fuel projects and cancel those recently licensed, like Rosebank in Scotland;
• Scrap university tuition fees and increase the schools budget.

From 7pm tonight, the two men vying to be the next prime minister will face a grilling from our political editor Beth Rigby  and take questions from voters in Grimsby live on Sky News.

We asked both leaders how they are feeling ahead of The Battle for Number 10 , and Sir Keir said he is "really looking forward" to it, adding: "It is important to prepare."

"I have been interviewed by Beth Rigby many, many times, and I know how important preparation is when you’re interviewed by Beth Rigby."

He added that he is "really looking forward" to taking questions from our live audience of voters.

Rishi Sunak is on his campaign bus heading towards Lincolnshire, and Sky News political correspondent Darren McCaffrey  asked him how he is feeling.

The PM replied that he is "pumped", and looking forward to it.

Follow live build up to the Sky News leaders' event throughout the day, and watch the special programme live on Sky News from 7pm.

The Battle For Number 10 leaders special event will take place tonight from 7pm-10pm on Sky News - free wherever you get your news.

Freeview channel 233, Sky 501, Virgin 603, BT 313 and streaming on the Sky News website, app and across social channels. It is also available to watch on Sky Showcase.

The prime minister has been speaking to reporters on the Tory campaign bus today, and he was asked about his chances of winning the election given a series of damaging gaffes.

But Rishi Sunak insisted he has "absolutely not" given up hope of emerging victorious, in spite of the vast poll deficit that is not moving.

He went on: "What you saw yesterday is we've put a manifesto forward which has got a very clear set of tax cuts for the country, tax cuts at every stage of your life."

He insisted he is "really energised to now have a chance to put a very clear plan to the country and talk about all the things I want to do".

The Green Party manifesto launch has now ended, after the co-leaders set out their key policies and took questions from the media.

They unveiled plans to tax "the very richest" in society in order to fund vast investment in the NHS, social care, eduction, hosing - and the green transition, of course.

Scroll down for full details of what Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay unveiled.

Rishi Sunak has been the subject of much mockery for a comment in an interview, due to air later today.

Asked what he went without as a child, he said he and his family did not have a Sky TV package.

And so at their manifesto launch, the Green Party co-leaders are also asked what they went without as children.

Carla Denyer replies that her family did not have Sky TV, and her parents had second-hand cars.

"I'm not trying to elicit any tears here - I had a fairly comfortable childhood, but certainly not a luxurious one," she adds.

Adrian Ramsay says his upbringing was "fairly modest" but "we had what we needed".

He elicits a teasing, sympathetic reaction as he says: "I went without a pet for a large amount of my childhood - eventually persuaded my family otherwise."

But he confirms he did not have Sky TV either.

The PM has since addressed the backlash to his comment, acknowledging he was "very, very fortunate" growing up.

He said he was most grateful to his parents for providing him with an "enormous amount of love" more than "the material things."

Some Green candidates have been removed due to allegations of antisemitism made against them, and the co-leaders of the party are asked by a BBC correspondent if this is a problem with their vetting process, or if there's a deeper antisemitism problem in the party.

Adrian Ramsay replies that they are standing 574 candidates, and four were replaced "as a result of questions that were raised, that were then investigated, about things that they had said".

He says that "like any other parties", independent investigations take place when issues are raised.

But he dodges the question about a potentially deeper antisemitism problem within the party.

The question comes after a report in The Times newspaper last week that nearly 20 candidates are alleged to have shared "antisemitic" slurs and conspiracy theories.

Asked how the party ever expected to be taken seriously when they were still campaigning to remove the UK's nuclear deterrent, Mr Ramsey said: "Many people who have got a long history in the military have been clear the investment in nuclear weapons is not a good use of funds.

"That it is an outdated system.

"Even Michael Portillo, when he was defence secretary, said very similar.

"We want to make sure the money we spend on our defence is spent well: on personnel and on the humanitarian work our military does around the world.

"This is about a good use of that funding and not wasting it on an outdated system."

Next to ask a question is a correspondent from ITV, and she puts to the co-leaders a suggestion that a vote for the Greens is a waste because only two parties can likely form a government.

In response, co-leader Adrian Ramsay says Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has made "many U-turns, both on funding for public services, and also on climate".

He points to the plan to spend up to £28bn a year on the green transition, which was ditched earlier this year.

He argues that the Greens are the only party "being honest about the level of investment that's needed".

On the electoral maths, Mr Ramsay says if Sir Keir has "a huge majority", he will be able to "U-turn continually", whereas Green MPs would be able to "push Labour to be bolder both on climate and on investment in our public services".

Sky's political correspondent Gurpreet Narwan asks how the Greens can justify pitching national insurance tax rises that will see one in five taxpayers paying more during a cost of living crisis.

The party's proposed changes would impact those earning more than £50,000 a year.

Mr Ramsay responded: "We have a range of proposals on tax and spending that are about helping those on the lowest incomes through this cost of living crisis. 

"But also taking action on the root causes of the cost of living crisis that will support all of us, including the people on middle incomes that you have referred to."

He cites a plan to "help insulate our homes" and "supporting farmers to produce our food locally".

Addressing the subject of national insurance, he said: "Our proposals mean that for someone earning £55,000-per-year would be paying an extra £5 a week.

"We are asking a little more, but we think it is affordable."

The Green Party co-leaders are now taking questions from journalists, and first up is the BBC.

They ask if they are really being honest that they can definitely raise the money needed for all the spending they are promising.

Carla Denyer replies: "Yes, we absolutely are. Our manifesto is fully costed - a lot of work has gone into it over many months.

"I think the Green Party was actually more ready for this general election than some of the other parties, from the look of it."

That line gets a round of applause, and Ms Denyer also gets a giggle when she says they are standing more candidates at this election than the Tories.

On substance, Ms Denyer acknowledges that their spending plans are "ambitious", but argues they are "the only party being honest that that's the level of investment needed to get the kind of public services we need".

Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay says their manifesto "rejects the pessimism of other parties".

Introducing the manifesto alongside Carla Denyer, he said: "This manifesto isn't more of the same.

"It is a look at what things could be like, and soon, if we are willing to invest in what is necessary and be bold and ambitious.

"We reject the pessimism of the other parties who don't believe we can safeguard our publicly funded health system.

"That we can't provide warm and secure homes for everyone.

"That tackling the climate crisis is too challenging for us.

"We reject this pessimism."

'People are working harder yet getting poorer'

Ms Denyer then added that the party planned to "transform the economy for good", saying Britain couldn't go on with a situation where most people are "working harder yet getting poorer."

To whoops and cheers from the audience, she then announced that they would nationalise the railways, water companies and big five energy companies.

Mr Ramsay acknowledged the party wouldn't be in power after the election, but said the party would push a Labour government to "stop backtracking on their promises" and drive them to be "braver, more ambitious and not to take timid baby steps towards change".

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Adult fares are applicable to all passengers aged 2+. Adults under the age of 16 are not permitted to travel alone on any European service unless accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over or they have a letter of authority from a parent or guardian.

Infants 0-1 Inclusive

Children aged under the age of 2, must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Unaccompanied children will not be carried.

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Transport in Zvenigorod

Zvenigorod is located in 50km from Moscow and has very good transport connection with Moscow. 

   Zvenigorod Railway Station

Zvenigorod Railway Station is located far from the city centre. To get to the centre from the railway station, take bus No. 23 or No. 51. Or take a taxi - it cannot cost more that RUB250. 

  Zvenigorod Bus Station

There is no bus station in Zvenigorod and buses from Moscow terminate in the city centre at what is known as the Mayakovsky Quarter bus stop, stopping at Ulitsa Proletarskaya on the way there.

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