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Responding to the announcement of up a three month extension to the £2 bus fare cap and £80 million of government funding to support English bus services from April 1 2023 to 30 June 2023, Paul Tuohy from Campaign for Better Transport said:
Responding to the Welsh Roads Review, published today, Norman Baker of Campaign for Better Transport said:
A coalition of 15 charities, business and transport groups has written to the Chancellor, Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt, to urge him to show public transport some love by protecting and investing in buses, trains and active travel in the forthcoming Budget on 15 March.
Responding to the Prime Minister’s decision to fly by helicopter from Dorset to London, and London to Cornwall by plane within 24 hours, Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport said:
Responding to Mark Harper’s George Bradshaw address this evening, Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport said:
Responding to Labour analysis revealing that more than 1,600 bus routes could be cut this spring, Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport said:
6 February 2023
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