Arriva, a bus company in the UK, has received approval for their plans to enable hydrogen buses refuelling at a depot on Jackson Street. The proposal involves installing compound fencing to accommodate a mobile hydrogen trailer with self-contained hydrogen storage cells. The project was deemed compliant with the council's policies and guidelines, ensuring it does not negatively impact the surrounding area, amenities of neighboring occupiers, highway safety, or the environment. Planning officer Louis Hatchett highlighted that the fence and hydrogen trailer would be shielded from residential properties by existing structures and vegetation. Despite the proximity to the designated Greenway network, the topography is expected to prevent visibility of the proposed facility. This green light for the hydrogen bus refuelling depot expansion signifies a positive step towards sustainable transportation and environmental efforts in the UK.