Labour plots £3.6bn EV charge point rollout to 'jumpstart electric car revolution'
Party unveils plans for 'mammoth' EV charging rollout and new community car club schemes, as Shadow Chancellor promises to spend 'whatever resources are necessary' to meet UK climate goals
Labour has today unveiled plans for a £3.6bn "mammoth expansion" of the UK's electric vehicle charging network, as the party set out its policy programme to support more than 21 million EVs on the UK's...
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