Concerns county will not benefit from £2 bus cap
Concerns county will not benefit from £2 bus capImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Andy Burnham announced the bus fare cap in England would revert to £2 from January, but there are concerns it will not be implemented in HerefordshireByGavin McEwanLocal Democracy Reporter,…
- ▪Concerns county will not benefit from £2 bus capImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Andy Burnham announced the bus fare cap in England would revert to £2 from January, but there are concerns it will not be implemented in HerefordshireB
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Concerns county will not benefit from £2 bus capImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Andy Burnham announced the bus fare cap in England would revert to £2 from January, but there are concerns it will not be implemented in HerefordshireByGavin McEwanLocal Democracy Reporter, HerefordshirePublished4 minutes agoHerefordshire's two largest bus operators have not yet committed to the flat £2 fare being urged by the government, according to council bosses.Ledbury councillor Justine Peberdy said the price cap scheme "will not benefit Herefordshire unless our operators choose to participate in it".Yeomans Travel and Sargeants Brothers, who between them operate a majority of the county's services, did not participate in the current £3 bus fare and there were concerns they would not participate…
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