Don’t punish diesel drivers – rural MP
Thursday, 20 April 2017
The government must not punish motorists who drive diesel vehicles, a prominent rural MP has warned.
The government must not punish motorists who drive diesel vehicles, a prominent rural MP has warned.
DOZENS of community groups have been awarded a share of £2m to help keep rural people on the move. The money was awarded by the government in the second round
An award-winning rural bus services is helping more residents access healthcare, training and employment and leisure services.
The Buses Bill must deliver for rural communities, says Claire Walters. Set for royal assent in May this year, the Buses Bill is being widely heralded as an opportunity to
GRANTS of up to £5000 are on offer to communities who want to set up their own rural transport scheme in Dorset.
Bus services have been hit hard by funding cuts with over 500 routes completely withdrawn or reduced in 2016/17. Nearly £30m has been cut from local authority supported bus funding
Extra £2.5m to improve rural roads
RURAL communities are being left isolated because councils have been forced to reduce bus services, new figures reveal.
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has called for better transport so rural students can complete their studies.
Better local bus services would improve employment and reduce social deprivation, says a report.
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The government must not punish motorists who drive diesel vehicles, a prominent rural MP has warned.
DOZENS of community groups have been awarded a share of £2m to help keep rural people on the move. The money was awarded by the government in the second round
An award-winning rural bus services is helping more residents access healthcare, training and employment and leisure services.
The Buses Bill must deliver for rural communities, says Claire Walters. Set for royal assent in May this year, the Buses Bill is being widely heralded as an opportunity to
GRANTS of up to £5000 are on offer to communities who want to set up their own rural transport scheme in Dorset.
Bus services have been hit hard by funding cuts with over 500 routes completely withdrawn or reduced in 2016/17. Nearly £30m has been cut from local authority supported bus funding
Extra £2.5m to improve rural roads
RURAL communities are being left isolated because councils have been forced to reduce bus services, new figures reveal.
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has called for better transport so rural students can complete their studies.
Better local bus services would improve employment and reduce social deprivation, says a report.
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