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Nottingham Post, 02 September 2026

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DES Con­way’s dis­ab­il­ity bus pass was usu­ally renewed every five years. But when he got his last one, he noticed that it would expire less than six months later. “I couldn’t under­stand why they’d only give it to me for less than a year,” he says.

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