English: A note on the Horsell Residents Association (HRA) notice board on Queen Elizabeth Gardens, off Horsell High Street, Horsell, Surrey. It regards bus route 28, which from 1 September 2009 was cut to only operate between Guildford and Knaphill Sainsbury's, rather than continuing to Woking via Goldsworth Park and Horsell as it had done previously. This left some areas of Horsell without a bus service, which worried the HRA. A last minute replacement was found in the form of route 97, which was introduced by Countryliner commercially, on a "use it or lose it" basis. To try and encourage people to use the service, the HRA promoted it, as seen here. In the end, route 97 was revised in February 2010, being extended to Knaphill Sainsbury's, this time with Surrey CC funding, so it turned out not to be a use it or lose it basis! (When first introduced, the 97 served Horsell and Goldsworth Park, but did not run all the way to Knaphill as that part of the withdrawn section of route 28 is covered by other services - instead the 97 looped around Inkerman Estate. When extended to Knaphill the original loop section of the 97 was lost). After a year's gap, as part of Phase 1 of Surrey County Council's Bus Review, route 28 was extended back to Woking from August 2010, this time with Surrey CC support, and the 97 withdrawn.