Scottish Greens propose 'millennial railcard' funded by frequent flyer levy
Party says 31-49 year olds are the only age group without a discounted rail card
The Scottish Greens have unveiled plans for a 'millennial railcard' offering one-third off train fares for people aged 31 to 49, paid for by a levy on frequent flyers. Co-leader Ross Greer announced the policy at the party's conference, arguing that the age group faces both high transport costs and financial pressures since the 2008 crash.