It has received £680k in funding from the Department for Transport
Telford and Wrekin Council has announced that 70 electric vehicle (EV) charging points will be installed throughout the town.
This is after more than £680,000 has been given to the council by the government, allowing it to overachieve based on its original aim of having 41 chargers installed.
Each charger can charge two cars and the council is currently looking to give the installation contracts to an interested company.
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