LABOUR'S former Scottish leader, Iain Gray, has proposed legislation giving councils greater control over when and where bus services operate, three years after a similar attempt was rejected by MSPs.
LABOUR'S former Scottish leader, Iain Gray, has proposed legislation giving councils greater control over when and where bus services operate, three years after a similar attempt was rejected by MSPs.
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DAMIEN HENDERSON Transport Correspondent
A private members' bill launched by the East Lothian MSP would impose greater regulation of the industry by forcing firms to bid for contracts drawn up by local authorities which include lucrative routes and loss-making routes deemed socially necessary.
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