Essex mum launches school bus fare cap campaign

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 06:02 · Archive

An Essex mother has started a petition calling for government action on school bus fares after facing £3,000 annual costs.

Aimee George from Essex has launched a petition calling for school bus fares to be capped. The campaign was prompted by her facing £3,000 in annual transport costs for her daughters' school buses.

George's campaign seeks Government action to address what she views as unaffordable school transport costs. The petition has prompted broader calls for intervention on the issue of rising school bus fares across the county.

How it is being reported

• Essex mum calls for school bus fare cap after £3,000 bill as petition launchedBrentwood Guardian · 6 Oct, 05:00
• Essex mum calls for school bus fare cap after £3,000 bill as petition launchedEcho (Basildon) · 6 Oct, 05:00
• Essex mum calls for school bus fare cap after £3,000 bill as petition launchedColchester Gazette · 6 Oct, 05:00

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