Service has new home

Updated November 13 2012 - 11:10pm, first published December 2 2010 - 10:16pm
• One of the longest serving volunteers at BVCTS, Jeff Thornton, and Penny Sharpe cut the ribbon at the official opening of the Community Transport building.
• One of the longest serving volunteers at BVCTS, Jeff Thornton, and Penny Sharpe cut the ribbon at the official opening of the Community Transport building.

PARLIAMENTARY Secretary Assisting the Minister for Transport, Penny Sharpe, has congratulated the Bega Valley Community Transport Service on its move to new and improved premises on the corner of Hill and Peden Streets, and its volunteers for their ongoing dedication.

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