When a local schoolboy, Bobby Maculay, complained that it was too cold to wait for the school bus, the council fixed it up and then strange things started appearing: a wicker sofa and table, a TV and a stuffed parrot.
This will be the first electrically powered council bus in Wales.
Back on the bus, from the council to the cathedral for another offering.
Council bus driver Craig Brown, who is still receiving counselling after being attacked on the job by an ice addict in November, said there should be nation-wide strike action.
With that in mind, the CBT and pteg are also calling for a ring-fenced connectivity fund to help address the cuts made to council bus budgets, which would bring together the operators grant with top slicing from other government departments.
Around £3m could be saved by axing jobs in the highways department and bus fares on council services will go up.
For example, we can envisage the web becoming the first source of information on bus timetables or council collections, and even doctor or hospital appointments being handled by a Web applications.
The car is the most used form of transport in the town, with only 6% of journeys taken by bus; the local council transport plan aims to reduce the amount of car usage.
The party also claims it will tackle cuts to local bus services, granting councils the power to award local bus licenses and support residents to run not-for-profit services.
The Integrated Transport Authority is also considering another idea - a new partnership between bus firms and councils.
The aim is to see how bus firms and councils can work together to cut costs, plan routes and coordinate timetables to meet users' demands.
