A REPLACEMENT Upper Wensleydale community minibus will be needed within the next two-and-a-half years, organisers have said.
Treasurer Bob Hall told members that in the past year the minibus had travelled more than 13,000 miles. It was agreed to start compiling a list of possible sources of funding, and start negotiating within a year.
The annual meeting of the organising body, The Upper Wensleydale Industrial and Provident Society Ltd, heard it now had 35 members.
Chairman Bob Deans said that the contract with North Yorkshire County Council to supply the bus for day centres for the elderly at Sycamore Place and High Hall is due to be signed soon.
There had recently been more income from local groups hiring the 12-seater vehicle, which had helped the finances, but there was an operating loss of £1,305.
The next committee meeting is on Wednesday, April 25, at 7.30pm, at High Hall. Members will be kept in touch by email where available.
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