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Babergh refuse trucks will be switched to HVO fuel
- Credit: Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils
However, Conservative leader of the council s rainbow administration John Ward, said that the changes will enable the authority to continue delivering key services for the district. We have supported businesses and the most vulnerable in our communities throughout the pandemic and will continue to do so – supporting the local economy and helping our district through this crisis and beyond. However, this is not without cost, he said.
“We have also made climate change commitments that we must be able to afford to meet – not just for Babergh’s residents now, but for generations to come – and there are still ongoing challenges as all councils become independent of Government financial support.
Published:
4:00 PM February 5, 2021
The new Babergh Hackney Carriage cab fares will see different rates for larger and smaller vehicles
- Credit: Archant
New fares for Hackney Carriage cabs in Babergh will be introduced from April, despite warnings from the taxi trade that they will not be transparent for passengers.
Babergh District Council s cabinet on Thursday afternoon agreed the new tariff structure, which will be introduced from April 5.
It will see a vehicle that can carry up to four passengers charge a £3.20 starting rate, with 20p increases every 176 yards for the day rate.
There will be a £4.80 starting rate, with 30p increases per 176 yards, for night journeys between 11pm and 7am - and a £6.40 base rate, with 40p increases every 176 yards, for Christmas and New Year.
Published:
4:00 PM February 5, 2021
The new Babergh Hackney Carriage cab fares will see different rates for larger and smaller vehicles
- Credit: Archant
New fares for Hackney Carriage cabs in Babergh will be introduced from April, despite warnings from the taxi trade that they will not be transparent for passengers.
Babergh District Council s cabinet on Thursday afternoon agreed the new tariff structure, which will be introduced from April 5.
It will see a vehicle that can carry up to four passengers charge a £3.20 starting rate, with 20p increases every 176 yards for the day rate.
There will be a £4.80 starting rate, with 30p increases per 176 yards, for night journeys between 11pm and 7am - and a £6.40 base rate, with 40p increases every 176 yards, for Christmas and New Year.