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Free bus pass change would cause 'angst' among elderly - charity

by isleofman.com 18th June 2014

Proposals to raise the entitlement age for a free bus pass have been met with dismay by Age Isle of Man.
It's one of the changes being considered by the Department of Infrastructure as it looks to make ?5 million-worth of savings.
The charity says the passes are highly valued - and for many older people are vital for getting out and about.
Age Isle of Man's chief executive, George Quayle, says it's far from clear what savings would be achieved:
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Wednesday 18th, June 2014 07:58pm.

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