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22 February 2016
Responding to Lincolnshire County Council’s u-turn on the proposed £2 million bus cuts, James MacColl, Head of Campaigns at Campaign for Better Transport, said:
18 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport has responded to new survey by Which? revealing high level of dissatisfaction among train users with the price of their ticket.
15 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport responded to the launch by the Department for Transport of a Sustainable Travel Transition Year Revenue Competition today.
15 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport has joined calls for the Government to stop its policy of introducing all lane running, or so-called smart motorways, until the safety and environmental impacts have been fully investigated.
15 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport calls for an audit into the cost of the smart ticketing programme which was to introduce smart Oyster-style ticketing across south east England.
11 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport responds to Bus Minister, Andrew Jones MP, speech at today’s Bus Summit outlining the government’s forthcoming Buses Bill.
10 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport responded to the publication of the Institute of Economic Affairs report, Without Delay – Getting Britain’s railways moving, today.
4 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport has revealed the shocking state of local subsidised bus services across England and Wales with millions of pounds being cut from essential everyday services.
3 February 2016
Campaign for Better Transport responds to Govia Thameslink proposals to close more than eighty ticket offices across routes served by Thameslink, Southern, Great Northern and Gatwick Express.