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November 11th 12, 12:10 PM
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Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 05:44:18 on Sun, 11 Nov 2012, Recliner remarked: For someone who becomes 60 today, they'll have to wait until 6 July 2015 to qualify for a national bus pass, assuming they haven't changed the rules again by then. That depends on the issuing council(s). I'm sure Cambridgeshire will be one of the meanest. Are you saying that councils have discretion on when they'll issue the passes? And if so, do they generally exercise it to issue them earlier or later than the "female retirement age" benchmark? They can issue a local pass earlier if they want, as London now does, but the national bus pass scheme starts when someone reaches female retirement age. I don't think English councils can opt out of that. Have any of the shire counties opted-in to provide the passes early? http://www.salisburyjournal.co.uk/ne...ds_for_travel/ |
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