London launches £23m van 'scrap for cash' fund
Mayor's Office confirms small businesses and charities can take advantage of payments worth up to £6,000 to help cover the cost of switching to electric vans
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has today officially launched a £23m diesel scrappage scheme designed to help small businesses and charities prepare for the introduction of the capital's Ultra Low Emission Zone...
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