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Green Party Candidate Urges Southampton City Council to Extend Child Bus Fares

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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During a Southampton City Council meeting, a Green Party candidate urged the city's main bus operator to extend reduced child fares up to age 21. The candidate argued that the current fare structure, which increases at age 16, creates a barrier for young people seeking employment. He also suggested discounted weekly tickets to improve accessibility.

From dailyecho.co.uk

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The discussion centers on how local transport costs impact youth employment access. The candidate argued that extending reduced fares would help level the playing field in the job market by ensuring better access to work experience.

Southampton City Council manages local services for the city.

From dailyecho.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Southampton City CouncilLocal government body hosting the meeting to discuss transport issues
  • Green PartyPolitical party whose candidate made the call regarding fare structure

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