Bus passengers will see fares capped at £2 for single journeys next year, amid fears of the soaring cost of living
The £60 million plan could see some passengers save more than £3 per single bus ticket, the government revealed, as it announced its plans to help hard-pressed Brits in the bleak winter months.
He said the Treasury was preparing new financial support options for the incoming prime minister - who will be announced on Monday - including for households not in receipt of benefits and small businesses being rocked by the spike in energy prices. "This £60 million boost will mean everyone can affordably get to work, education, the shops and doctors' appointments.
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