School bus fares rise sharply as operator defends prices
22-09-2026 02:00 via essexcountynews.co.uk

School bus fares rise sharply as operator defends prices

Other Regional Press - Central Connect Buses has defended significant hikes to the cost of school transport, following criticism from parents and Essex County Council, but has apologised for how the changes were communicated.
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