Mike Hedges AM welcomes news that
Welsh Government Bus grants will keep Wales moving
Economy
Secretary Ken Skates has announced £25m to help support vital bus services
across Wales.
Mike Hedges
AM said… this is great news for local bus users. We know that many local
communities rely on their bus services, and any reduction in service would have
a really serious impact on these communities. I am really pleased that this
announcement will enable some certainty to bus operators that they will
continue to receive Welsh Government subsidies to continue to run these
services. I urge people to use local bus services.
Funding under the Bus Services Support Grant (BSSG) is
allocated annually to Wales’ local authorities by a formula that reflects their
overall populations and their rural or urban characteristics.
The £25m grant will be shared between the 22 local authorities, and will allow each to subsidise socially-necessary bus and community transport within their areas.
The grant will supplement local authorities’ own expenditure on bus and community transport services.
South West Wales £5,090,415
The £25m grant will be shared between the 22 local authorities, and will allow each to subsidise socially-necessary bus and community transport within their areas.
The grant will supplement local authorities’ own expenditure on bus and community transport services.
South West Wales £5,090,415
Carmarthenshire Council
Neath Port Talbot County
Borough Council
Pembrokeshire Council
Swansea Council
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