With news of cuts and councils going bust, does this mean that community transport is going to have a bumpy year?I must admit that without our volunteer drivers, we would have closed months/years ago - and fortunately, they came back post covid too - but I often think that community transport transcends finance, and people do it because it’s a worthwhile activity irrespective of cost.The reality is though, you can’t run a car without fuel and someone’s pocket if things got that bad.What ways have you found cuts have hurt your services and have you come up with any innovative solutions along the way? <a data-hashtag class="hashtag" data-id="finance" href="/search?hashtag=finance">#finance</a> <a data-hashtag class="hashtag" data-id="cuts" href="/search?hashtag=cuts">#cuts</a> <a data-hashtag class="hashtag" data-id="government" href="/search?hashtag=government">#government</a> <a data-hashtag="" class="hashtag" data-id="communitytransport" href="/search?hashtag=communitytransport"> <a data-hashtag class="hashtag" data-id="communitytransport" href="/search?hashtag=communitytransport">#communitytransport</a> </a>

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With news of cuts and councils going bust, does this mean that community transport is going to have a bumpy year?I must admit that without our volunteer drivers, we would have closed months/years ago - and fortunately, they came back post

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