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More than £7M in government funding will help deliver thirty six additional zero emission buses for the Liverpool City Region. Leaders say the investment will replace older diesel vehicles and support the new publicly operated bus network.

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00:01Dozens more electric buses are set to arrive across the Liverpool city region after new
00:05government funding worth more than £7 million. The Department for Transport says the money
00:10will help pay for 36 additional zero-emission vehicles, replacing older diesel buses. It
00:17follows the recent delivery of the first 100 publicly owned buses for the region's new
00:21franchise network. Services are due to begin later this year in St Helens and Wirral. Metro
00:28Mayor Steve Rotherham says cleaner vehicles will improve journeys and air quality. In
00:33embracing the public ownership model, the Liverpool city region is only the second
00:38area outside London to run a publicly operated bus network.
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