Government announces £48m green bus boost

James Murray
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New Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme invites local authorities and bus operators to bid for new green bus funding support

The government will today announce a £48m upgrade to its existing green bus schemes, inviting local authorities and public transport operators from across the country to bid for new funding to support...

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