The 'at risk' Nottingham bus services getting extra £900,000 of support

Another £900,000 will be used to support "at risk" bus services in Nottingham as public transport continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Services run by Nottingham City Transport (NCT), Community Transport for Nottingham (CT4N) and Marshalls are among those which will receive money to prevent the "serious curtailment or withdrawal" of them. Nottingham City Council has already been awarded £11.3 million to support its Greater Nottingham Bus Service Improvement Plan, with another £899,000 having now been awarded. As well …