ONLY PEOPLE POWER CAN SAVE THE $250 REGIONAL SENIORS TRAVEL CARD

Richmond and Clarence Valley seniors concerned about the cost of living have been asked by Clarence Nationals

MP Richie Williamson for their support in his local campaign against planned cuts by the Sydney Labor Party razor gang to the popular $250 Regional Seniors Travel Card.

Mr Williamson will next week offcially launch a local Petition in Grafton and Casino calling on the Minns Labor Government to continue with the signature NSW Nationals initiative following the four-year trial period which will close to new applications prematurely on 7 July.

“The $250-a-year card for regional seniors refects the reality that Sydneysiders enjoy massively subsidised public transport that just isn’t available in the Richmond and Clarence Valleys,” Mr Williamson said.

“We all understand that Labor’s priority is its metro electoral heartland, but I encourage them to govern fairly for all NSW citizens, not just those from Newcastle, Sydney and Wollongong.

“Since its inception, more than 12,000 Richmond and Clarence valley seniors have claimed the direct debit card showing just how popular it is.

“It not only adds to the social welfare of older locals but injects millions of dollars into the local economy.

“It’s not too late for seniors to apply for the card this year but they will need to be

“The response to my survey has been overwhelming and has highlighted just how important the Regional Seniors Travel Card survey are available by contacting his offce on 66431244 or email clarence@parliament. gov.au.

The local Petition