Sustrans has appointed Paul Twocock as Executive Director of External Affairs. He joins from his current role as Director of Communications and Public Affairs at the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services. He will oversee the direction of the charity in highlighting the impact of the... continue
Roger Geffen is leaving Cycling UK after more than 21 years with the charity in a range of policy roles. He will continue to work part-time as a Traffic Reduction campaigner with the campaign group Transport Action Network.... continue
Lee Waters has announced he will leave the role as Wales’ transport minister once the new First Minister... continue
Public transport in English city regions is in a “precarious state” with fewer people travelling compared with a decade ago and the dominance of the car as strong than ever, says a new report by the Urban Transport Group (UTG). The total number of trips made per person in 2022 (862) was 10% lower than in 2013 (942), notes the... continue
A social enterprise that seeks to encourage people to make more journeys on foot has entered into partnership with Network Rail and rail tech developer, Whoosh. Footways said its digital walking maps provide information about train times, facilities at the UK’s largest stations, which can be... continue
The cost-of-living crisis, the recovery from the Covid-19... continue
Haul roads and maintenance tracks alongside the HS2 line between Birmingham and Coventry should be preserved and converted into a 21-mile cycleway, said Mayor of West Midlands Andy Street. Street urged HS2 Ltd not to dismantle the roads and tracks, pointing out he had the backing of all councils... continue
Sheffield City Council is to spend £1m generated from its Clean Air Zone (CAZ) to tackle pollution around schools. This will include implementing new School Streets, installing cycle storage, green walls and 20mph part-time zones outside schools. Any funding from the CAZ must be used in line... continue
The Transport Planning Society (TPS) were disappointed to see... continue
It’s been another thrilling budget day at Campaign for Better Transport HQ. Despite our very reasonable list of budget... continue
Despite shrinking active travel budgets, the ‘culture... continue
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has kept a 1% increase in day-to-day public spending above inflation, despite speculation it would be cut to just 0.75%. In his Spring Budget, Jeremy Hunt announced a Public Sector Productivity Plan which marks the first step towards returning public sector... continue
Q-Park is to host a micro logistics hub in London following successful trial. Micro logistics hubs are small, secure spaces that couriers and operators can use to receive, sort, and send... continue
AppyWay is fundraising on the Crowdcube platform. The company is seeking to raise £600,000, which would... continue
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