Proceeding contribution from Andrew Bridgen (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 10 January 2012. It occurred during Adjournment debate on School Transport.
School Transport
I thank my hon. Friend and neighbour for securing the debate on school transport, which is also a major issue in my constituency. Does she agree that under current guidelines common sense sometimes appears to go out the window? In my constituency, there have been instances of older children retaining free bus passes, while younger children in the same household are asked to walk to school. Does she appreciate how frustrating it can be when a household is judged to be outside the three-mile limit and gets free bus travel, but the next-door neighbour is judged to be within the limit and their children are asked to walk to school? Surely we need discretion and common sense in such cases.
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- 538 c60WH
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- 2010-12
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- Westminster Hall
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- Bus services Concessions Transport Safety Walking Maintained schools
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