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Responding to the announcement of up to £130 million of government funding to support English bus services from October 2022 to March 2023, Paul Tuohy from Campaign for Better Transport said:

Responding to the announcement of a 12.3 per cent RPI rate for July, Paul Tuohy, chief executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:

Campaign for Better Transport is calling on the Government to introduce a fuel tax on domestic flights and use the money to fund a rail fare freeze for 2023.

Responding to an article in today’s Daily Telegraph by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps in which he proposes a £2 bus fare cap for 12 months from October, Paul Tuohy, chief executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:

Responding to The National Institute of Economic and Social Research forecast that the Retail Prices Index (RPI), which is used to set rail fares and student loans repayments, will hit 17.7 per cent, Paul Tuohy from Campaign for Better Transport said: