The cost of travelling on Stagecoach buses around Basingstoke will go up on Monday June 1.
The changes will affect single, adult, group and student tickets, though single journeys will remain capped at £3 under the Government's bus fare cap scheme.
On their website, Stagecoach says: “We remain committed to offering affordable and flexible travel options for everyone.”
For single fares below the £3 cap, the price will increase by either 10p or 20p.
Fares that currently cost £1.70 will increase to £1.80, while £2.20 tickets will rise to £2.30 and £2.60 tickets will go up to £2.80.
The nightrider, which is £4 for unlimited travel after 7pm, will stay the same.
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Adult day tickets will be increasing by 50p to £6.
A one-week/seven-day adult ticket, which is currently £22, will be increasing to £24 and an adult Flexi5 ticket, which is five day tickets for the price of four, will also be £24.
A four-week/28-day adult ticket will be increasing by £77 to £84.
An Xtra adult ticket, which is unlimited bus travel for a monthly payment, will be increasing from £66 to £72.
Group tickets will be increasing by £1 to £12.
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Children’s tickets, including the £4.50 day ticket, will remain unchanged.
Some student fares will rise, with the annual ticket increasing by £30 to £630.
The summer student fare will go up from £200 to £210, while the autumn fare will be set at £250 and the spring fare at £210.
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