AQW 6061/22-27 Written question to the Minister for Infrastructure

To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the Rural Community Transport Fund grant, broken down by recipient, for each year since 2016.

Asked by Kellie Armstrong MLA on 9 February 2024

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Tabled
9 February 2024
Answer due by
26 February 2024
Answered
22 February 202413 days after tabling
Department
Department for Infrastructure
Priority question
No

Answer

Please see details of grant funding awarded under the Rural Transport Fund, broken down by recipient below.

2016/172017/182018/192019/20
CDM Community Transport£443,085£442,308£431,533£417,983
Down District Accessible Transport£333,543£322,975£312,758£301,787
Easilink Community Transport£334,000£333,414£322,867£381,690
Fermanagh Community Transport£350,613£349,998£338,926£326,180
Lagan Valley Rural Transport£125,587£125,366£121,400£119,064
North Coast Community Transport£419,122£418,387£405,152£477,194
South Antrim Community Transport£128,354£128,129£124,075£120,205
Southern Area Partnership£310,630£310,085£300,275£294,128
Community Transport Association£60,000£58,000£55,100£55,100
2020/212021/222022/232023/24
CDM Community Transport£422,611£406,900£406,900£393,337
Down District Accessible Transport£297,120£297,120£297,120£287,216
Easilink Community Transport£306,723£306,723£306,723£296,499
Fermanagh Community Transport£321,980£321,980£321,980£311,247
Lagan Valley Rural Transport£115,330£115,330£115,330£111,486
North Coast Community Transport£384,894£384,894£384,894£372,064
South Antrim Community Transport£117,871£117,871£117,871£113,942
Southern Area Partnership£285,262£285,262£285,262£275,752
Community Transport Association£55,100£55,100£55,100£55,100

Official sources