30-07-2026 13:33 via passengertransport.co.uk

‘No one should be priced out’

Prime minister Andy Burnham announces restoration of England’s £2 bus fare cap from January
 Prime minister Andy Burnham during a visit to First Bus’s Bath Depot
 Andy Burnham has placed the affordability of public transport at the heart of his domestic agenda. Just two days after becoming prime minister on July 20, he announced that England’s £2 bus fare cap would be restored from January 1, 2027, backed by £400m of extra funding.
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