Norfolk council warns diesel costs could threaten school transport

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 07:24 · Archive

Norfolk council fears rising diesel costs could affect school transport for thousands of children.

Norfolk council leaders have raised concerns that rising diesel costs could threaten the home to school transport service provided to thousands of schoolchildren across the county. The council's transport bill has reached £73m, and officials worry that further increases in fuel prices could make the service unsustainable.

How it is being reported

• Fears diesel costs could threaten Norfolk school transport as council bill hits £73mWorried council leaders fear the rising cost of diesel could hit the home to school transport provided to thousands of Norfolk schoolchildren.Norwich Evening News · 7 Oct, 15:35
• Fears diesel costs could threaten Norfolk school transport as council bill hits £73mWorried council leaders fear the rising cost of diesel could hit the home to school transport provided to thousands of Norfolk schoolchildren.Eastern Daily Press · 7 Oct, 15:35

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