The Government is currently considering the responses it has received to the consultation earlier in the summer on the future of Bus Service Operators’ Grant (BSOG), previously known as Fuel Duty Rebate. This is the second review in the last two or three years. Presumably, this one was insisted on by the Treasury, who didn’t [...]
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