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As the UK’s leading authority on sustainable transport we work with journalists and broadcasters across the media spectrum. Journalists are invited to contact us on 07984 773 468 (calls only no texts) or at communications@bettertransport.org.uk.
Commuters could pay up to a fifth of the average income for season tickets
Dec 31st 2010
31 December 2010
Fair Fares Now, a new campaign by Campaign for Better Transport calling for cheaper, simpler and fairer train tickets, is being launched as commuters returning to work next week face rail fare hikes. Some season tickets will cost more than a fifth of the average UK salary.
Cutting the Western Congestion Charge Zone will ruin London’s green credentials
Dec 22nd 2010
22 December 2010
Plans to abolish the Western extension of the Congestion Charge Zone will ruin London’s green credentials, according to sustainable transport group Campaign for Better Transport.
High speed rail must show it will really improve the transport system and the environment
Dec 20th 2010
20 December 2010
Reacting to the Government announcement on the high-speed rail link between London and Birmingham, Stephen Joseph, chief exec at Campaign for Better Transport, said:
Free schools risk causing congestion and parking problems
Dec 16th 2010
16 December 2010
Plans to exempt new “free schools” from planning requirements could lead to councils being unable to control congestion and parking problems around new schools, according to Campaign for Better Transport.
Railway reforms must protect the interests of passengers
Dec 7th 2010
7 December 2010
Reacting to the Government’s planned reforms to the railway industry, Alexandra Woodsworth, Public Transport Campaigner at Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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