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Connect and Learn: Working Effectively with Local Authorities
In our latest Connect and Learn session, we brought together community transport operators from across the network to explore a topic that sits at the heart of so many services: working effectively with local authorities.
Mr Sean Ray
Better Connected: what the new national transport strategy says about community transport in England
In April 2026 the Department for Transport published Better Connected, its long-term strategy for transport in England. It sits above the new Local Transport Plan guidance and is the document everything else in local transport is now meant to flow from.
Caroline Whitney
D1 licensing reform: what community transport operators told us
CTA has published a new infographic setting out key findings from our D1 Licensing Campaign survey and consultation.
David Kelly
What the new Local Transport Plan guidance means for community transport in England
On 2 April 2026, the Department for Transport published its new statutory guidance on Local Transport Plans (LTPs). It applies to local transport authorities in England outside London.
Caroline Whitney
Community Transport in England – Facing a Fuel Crisis
Our recent fuel crisis impact survey gathered responses from 291 operators across England to understand how rising fuel prices are affecting community transport services. The results painted a concerning picture of a sector under severe and worsening pres
Caroline Whitney
Transport Opens Doors: Angela’s Journey
Community Transport plays a vital role in supporting Deaf and disabled passengers to make everyday journey. Through essential door-to-door services, community transport organisations help people stay connected and involved in their communities
Frances Campbell