Media
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15 June 2019
The sustainable transport charity Campaign for Better Transport is pressing the Government to restart the programme to electrify more of Britain's rail network to meet its target of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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13 June 2019
Responding to the announcement that Southeastern passengers will be eligible for compensation if their train is delayed by 15 minutes, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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13 June 2019
Responding to the Office of Rail and Road's latest Passenger Rail Usage statistics, released today, 13 June, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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11 June 2019
Commenting on the announcement that the Government will legislate for net zero emissions by 2050, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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5 June 2019
Delegates at the National Federation of Women’s Institutes’ (NFWI) Annual Meeting in Bournemouth today have voted to launch a national campaign calling for the Government and local authorities to address the decline in local bus services.
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4 June 2019
Responding to the decision by the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford AM, to drop the damaging plans to extend the M4, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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4 June 2019
Responding to the one year anniversary of the Rail Delivery Group’s (RDG) Easier Fares Consultation, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
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22 May 2019
Responding to the publication of the Transport Select Committee’s report, Bus Services in England outside London, today Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport Darren Shirley, said:
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18 May 2019
Research from Campaign for Better Transport as part of its submission to the Government’s review of the railway, released publicly today (18 May), has shown the importance of making train stations easier to get to.
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17 May 2019
Reacting to the report produced today by Transport Focus, Making bus a better choice for young people, Darren Shirley, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said: