Politics Home have published a news article written by Iain Stewart MP what details the fear that the National Bus Strategy will fail without greater funding and support.
The BBC reports that the £2 cap on bus fares in England has been extended again until the end of October, the government has announced.
The Guardian reports that almost one in 10 local bus services were axed in Great Britain in the last year despite government promises to improve local transport connectivity being a key pillar of its levelling up agenda
Teignmouth Today reports that local campaigners battling to save south Devon’s rural bus services have said the fight goes on
The Henley Standard reports that services calling at two rural villages near Henley are to be reduced in a hit to local transport services
The Chronicle reports that North East leaders have pleaded with the Government to act now to save bus passengers from being hit with yet more devastating cuts
Pandemic related government funding for buses is to end on 1 October with last week seeing the deadline for bus operators to submit any cuts they plan to make ahead of funds ceasing
A £58m bid for government cash to help boost bus services across Leicestershire has been rejected
Well now we have it – or rather for most rural areas now you don’t!!
A community bus scheme for people living in rural areas of Epping and Harlow is back up and running after reduced service due to the pandemic
Politics Home have published a news article written by Iain Stewart MP what details the fear that the National Bus Strategy will fail without greater funding and support.
The BBC reports that the £2 cap on bus fares in England has been extended again until the end of October, the government has announced.
The Guardian reports that almost one in 10 local bus services were axed in Great Britain in the last year despite government promises to improve local transport connectivity being a key pillar of its levelling up agenda
Teignmouth Today reports that local campaigners battling to save south Devon’s rural bus services have said the fight goes on
The Henley Standard reports that services calling at two rural villages near Henley are to be reduced in a hit to local transport services
The Chronicle reports that North East leaders have pleaded with the Government to act now to save bus passengers from being hit with yet more devastating cuts
Pandemic related government funding for buses is to end on 1 October with last week seeing the deadline for bus operators to submit any cuts they plan to make ahead of funds ceasing
A £58m bid for government cash to help boost bus services across Leicestershire has been rejected
Well now we have it – or rather for most rural areas now you don’t!!
A community bus scheme for people living in rural areas of Epping and Harlow is back up and running after reduced service due to the pandemic
