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New wheels, long-running deliveries: Stroud e-bikes expand as Tewkesbury school milk marks 25 years

Reports published a day apart show two local services at different stages: one scaling up shared e-bikes in Stroud, the other marking a quarter-century of school milk deliveries from Tewkesbury.

Stroud News and Journal said a community e-bike scheme in Stroud had an expanded fleet of 18 bikes and fresh funding [1]. Cotswold Journal said Tewkesbury-based Cotteswold Dairy was marking 25 years supplying fresh milk to schools and nurseries through the Cool Milk scheme [2]. The contrast is in stage rather than subject: one scheme is presented as newly expanding, while the other is marking 25 years of deliveries [1][2].

Sources

  1. Stroud News and Journal: Community transport fleet expands to 18 bikes in Stroud - here's how it can help you
  2. Cotswold Journal: Dairy grows from bucket and ladle to 25 years of school milk deliveries

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