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From 1st April 2003, the law regarding concessionary travel passes, or bus passes, has been changed. Now everyone, men and women, over the age of 60 is entitled to recieve a pass from their local council.


How can I apply for a Travel Pass?

To apply, you need to complete an application form link to online form

What proof of identity do I require?

Applicants must produce 2 passport sized photographs plus proof of age and residence; e.g. :

  • Pension Book or Birth Certificate
  • A Council Tax or a Utility Bill

When can I apply?

A Travel Pass can only be issued within four working days of the 60th birthday. Application must not be made more than two weeks in advance. You can apply by contacting your local Customer Service Centre or library.

Please note: The person applying for the bus pass must attend in person.

How much does it cost?

The pass is issued free of charge but you pay a concessionary fare for your journey.

What do I do if my pass is stolen or lost?

If you lose your permit a replacement can be issued immediately. A new application, proof of identity and photograph are required. If you find your pass in the meantime please notify the office where you obtained the form.

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