Worksop’s £3.2m flagship bus station is celebrating a year since opening its doors for business. More than one million passengers have benefited from the station's facilities over the last 12 months. Since 30 August last year: * more than 90,000 buses have departed from the bus station * it has been open for more than 3,520 hours * he team has sold nearly £12,000 worth of National Express tickets * 15,000 customer enquiries have been handled by the information team The bus station has strong local community ties thanks to the 3.5 metre metal tree sculpture in the station's entrance way. This was created by the Worksop Civic Society and students from North Notts College, aided via a grant from Nottinghamshire County Council’s Supporting Local Communities fund. North Notts college students have also designed a range of eye-catching stickers, displayed around the station building's windows and doors.

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We're looking forward to having the Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council, Sybil Fielding, here this afternoon. She will be getting the Sherwood Arrow to Rufford Abbey Country Park to meet the Lord Mayor of Nottingham.