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Free bus pass rule for 14 million Britons ends TODAY

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Free bus pass rule for 14 million Britons ends TODAY — Sources: what you need to know

A free bus pass rule that allowed more than 14 million Britons to travel without paying ends today - has your family benefited from the scheme? Launched as a component of the Labour Government's Great British Summer Savings Scheme, the programme enabled young people to board local buses at no cost from the beginning of the month. The policy was conceived under former Chancellor Rachel Reeves to en

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