The Coastal Accessible Transport Service (CATS), proposed introducing a scheduled service between Snape and Saxmundham in east Suffolk, operating twice a week. Benjamin Gulliford, marketing and admin lead at CATS, said the campaigners had refused CATS' offer saying it was the "wrong service" and preferring instead a regular bus provided by a commercial operator, rather than the charity service. Benjamin Gulliford, who works in marketing and admin for CATS, said the offer of a regular service had been refused (Image: CATS)He explained the irony that using the CATS service could help build a case for a commercial operator in future. But Snape villager John Harris, one of the bus campaigners, said: "It was rejected following consultation with 100 or so Snape villagers. "Snape villagers and Snape Parish Council want a regular and reliable public bus service going to Saxmundham, Aldeburgh and Woodbridge.