Media
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24 February 2020
Campaign for Better Transport has welcomed Silviya Barrett as its new Head of Policy, Research and Projects.
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21 February 2020
Responding to new figures from the RAC, which show that one in three drivers are more dependent on the car than a year ago, and that 57% would be willing to use their cars less if the quality of public transport was better, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive...
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19 February 2020
Representative bodies covering businesses, passengers, freight, and community groups have today published an open letter to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, calling for him to kick-start an ambitious "rolling programme" of rail electrification, if the...
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Monday 10 February
Responding to the Prime Minister's announcement of £5 billion for buses and cycling, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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10 February 2020
Thriving rural communities need to be well-connected with good public transport, yet 56 per cent of small towns in the South West and North East of England are found to be 'transport deserts' or at risk of becoming one: calls for the government to invest...
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7 February 2020
Reacting to the Department for Transport's announcement that every child in England will be offered cycle training, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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6 February 2020
Commenting on the announcement by the Department for Transport of a £170m fund for buses, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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28 January 2020
Welcoming the Government's announcement today of a £500 million fund to reopen former rail lines and another round of the New Stations Fund, Darren Shirley, chief executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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15 January 2020
Commenting on the Government's announcement of a review of regional connectivity including regional airports, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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6 January 2020
Welcoming the Government's announcement today of a £500 million fund to explore reopening former rail lines, Darren Shirley, chief executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said: