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The government is setting aside £10 million a year to pay for children and young people's travel costs, which can run into thousands of pounds during the course of treatment.

Families with children battling cancer are to have their travel costs paid for under a new £10 million scheme.

Children with cancer to have travel costs paid in new £10 million scheme - The fund is part of a wider package to transform ...