The Latest Breaking News from Bee Network

Operators for buses have been chosen for the second wave of franchising

The mayor was in Scotland today to see the first five off the production line

It's just one piece of a mammoth plan to 'connect every community across Greater Manchester and make walking and cycling a real alternative to the car'

Most of the school buses will be run by new operators

GM mayor Andy Burnham believes this train station could become a 'flagship' for the Bee Network

The first publicly controlled buses in Greater Manchester will be in Bolton, Wigan and parts of Bury and Salford from September

A new deal with the government means local train services is set to be part of Greater Manchester's new public transport system

A new report says people's 'horizons' have been opened as they can travel as much as they want, to more places more often

The nearly 128 metre-long bridge will stand higher than six double-decker buses

It will form part of the Bee Network with more than 1,800 miles of routes and 400 miles of Dutch-style segregated bike lanes

Dozens of bus services across Greater Manchester are set to be cut in April, months before mayor Andy Burnham starts to take control of the network. But passengers say services are already poor with waits lasting more than two hours, while transport bosses warn that some uncertainty is 'inevitable' over…