[508F [Local authorities] in England: provision of transport etc for adult learners]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

[508F  [Local authorities] in England: provision of transport etc for adult learners]

[(1)     A [local authority] in England must make such arrangements for the provision of transport and otherwise as they consider necessary, or as the Secretary of State may direct, for the purposes mentioned in subsections (2) and (3).

(2)     The first purpose is to facilitate the attendance of adults receiving education at institutions—

(a)     maintained or assisted by the authority and providing further or higher education (or both), or

(b)     within the further education sector.

(3)     The second purpose is to facilitate the attendance

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