This investment will deliver savings of £130 million for the NHS over the next 25 years, with an estimated average return on investment in just four years. Martin Jones, associate director of estates and facilities at the trust said: “We’re pleased that this funding has been awarded. “This represents noteable progression in our commitments to achieving net zero. “By expanding the network, we’re providing more sustainable transport options and creating a cleaner, greener future for our local communities.”