Motoring News: Milton Keynes Charges Forward With Electric Filling Points

JournalLive.co.uk have reported that “aOpen University. The push to be green has
network of hundreds of charging point for electricexisted as far back as 1913, and at the time
cars will be created” and all thanks toelectric cars seemed like a serious contender,
receiving millions of pounds of Governmenthowever the petrol and diesel powered rivals
funding. As one of only nine cities and townsproved “cheaper and have ruled our roads
across the UK to pilot the new project, Miltonalmost unchallenged for nearly a century”.
Keynes is driving the ‘environmentally friendly'Fuelled by the growing demands and increasing
scheme in the south, which is aimed at making itconcerns about the environment, a “total of
possible for people to use electric and plug-in1,300 plug sockets will be installed around the
hybrid vehicles.region over the next three years”, which
“Growing concerns about the environmentmeans they will be easily accessible on streets, in
and fuel security are inspiring a concerted push bycar parks, at homes, businesses, shopping centres
Government and manufacturers to bring electricand even tourist attractions – which is no
cars back into the mainstream”, reports Thesurprise seeing as the project is costing £7.8m.