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Sea trips for kids from Plymouth Citybus

Sally Walker
Sally Walker
Published: August 29, 2019
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Plymouth Citybus is pleased to be supporting Plymouth City Council host its first summer ‘Sea in the Park’ events, giving children from deprived areas of the city the chance to experience its magnificent coastline.

Tudor Evans, leader of Plymouth City council said: “We know that nationally 18% of children have not been to the beach or coastal spaces. What’s even more shocking is 17% of Plymouth children haven’t had the chance either to visit the beach or our fabulous coastline. We want to change that.”

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Sally is a Senior Journalist on routeone and also contributes to CDC News.
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