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London bus fares frozen until November in cost-of-living boost to millions
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The decision to freeze London bus fares is likely to be welcomed by commuters and families who rely on public transport, particularly during the summer holidays when many people take breaks and travel around the city. London's transport network is one of the most extensive and used in the world, with millions of people depending on buses to get around. The fare freeze is part of efforts to help mitigate the impact of rising living costs on households in the capital.
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Evening Standard
London bus fares frozen until November in cost-of-living boost to millions
The freeze means a single fare will remain at £1.75 throughout the summer holidays
3 Jul, 09:24
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