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Why a rural bus service is essential

A brand new video series, where a writer speaks out their article and what motivated them to write the piece, with Geroge Richmond

Julian Greenbank by Julian Greenbank
1 April 2021
in Economy, Opinion, Transport
Reading Time: 1 min read
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As the West England Bylines ‘roving reporter’, I interviewed George Richmond who wrote this article about rural bus services back in February.

I asked him why he is passionate about rural bus services and why wanted to write the article. George told me that he believes that good reliable rural bus services can make rural communities “viable, accessible and sustainable”.

Ed: If you have an issue you would like to air in one of our videos, please contact me, Jon Hill, at editor@westenglandbylines.co.uk

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