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A National Care Service for Scotland – CTA’s Response

The Scottish Government recently concluded a consultation on its plans for a National Care Service for Scotland, which will be of significant interest to many CTA members in Scotland.The idea has evolved from a recommendation of the Feeley Review of…

Volunteers’ Week 2021 – Celebrating Community Transport’s Volunteers

Volunteers have always been at the heart of the community transport sector. In organisations all across the UK they’ve shown time and again what an enormous difference they make, giving up their time to support their communities. During the past year, we…

Our 2045 Roadmap For Community Transport in Wales

At the Community Transport Association our vision is that by 2045, community transport is recognised, embedded and valued as part of an integrated transport network for Wales. Community transport puts the community at the heart of all it does, taking a…

Report: Community Transport During Coronavirus

Like so many other areas of society, coronavirus has caused a huge shift in the way that community transport is operating at the moment. Since lock-down began, we’ve been surveying over 200 CTA members to get a clear picture of the changes that have…

Judgement handed down on Judicial Review

On Friday 06 December, the judgement on the Judicial Review taken by the Bus and Coach Association against the Department for Transport was given. The judgement dismisses the Bus and Coach Association’s case, rejecting their claim that the Department for…

Commissioning for the Community

All too often, the transformative benefits that community transport brings to communities across the UK are overlooked.The CTA believes that a key reason behind such an omission lies in a poorly structured commissioning environment and pressures on the…