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Sheffield and Doncaster lead South Yorkshire shift to publicly owned buses
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- Headline points to South Yorkshire moving buses into public ownership.
- Sheffield and Doncaster reportedly leading the change.
How this story developed
- 4 months ago Sheffield and Doncaster have been named as the first areas to be served by South Yorkshire's publicly owned bus fleet, marking the region's break from the deregulated, privately run network that has operated since the 1980s and one of the boldest moves towards bus franchising and public ownership in England outside London.
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Originally published by 🔎 Sheffield as “Sheffield and Doncaster are first areas for public-owned bus fleet – BBC”.