The Urram transport service assists residents of the community council areas of Ardgour, Sunart, Morvern, Acharacle and West Ardnamurchan to attend NHS Highland hospital appointments and any other health and essential appointments. It is person-centered and each journey is planned to meet the individual service user’s needs.
Scotland will go to the polls on 7 May to elect a new Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh. What does the Community Transport movement need from our future MSPs and the next Scottish Government over the next five years?
Paid/Volunteer Minibus Drivers, Badenoch and Strathspey Community ConneXions
Location: Aviemore, Highlands
BSCC are looking for paid and volunteer Minibus Drivers to support their green health projects and community initiatives. Whether it’s freelance or seeking employment, this is a great chance to make a difference in your community.
Finance Officer, Badenoch and Strathspey Community ConneXions
Location: Aviemore, Highlands (Office-based initially, hybrid/flexible options considered)
Contract: Permanent
Part/Full time (up to 35 hours per week)
Closing date: 12 noon on Monday 19th January
Join us at the next in our series of Meet the Funder sessions, this time to hear from Firstport, the first port of call for social enterprises across Scotland.
Our 'Meet the Movement' events are where our sector's operators, supporters and partners come together face to face to make new connections, build closer relationships and be part of something bigger - Scotland's growing Community Transport movement!
Voters in Scotland and Wales go to the polls in May 2026 for devolved parliamentary elections.
We believe that everyone in Scotland and Wales should have access to local transport which meets their needs, no matter who they are or where they live.
We believe that the next Scottish Government and the next Welsh Government can make this happen by working with us to empower more communities to put local transport back into local hands.
‘Show and Tell’ is our platform for Community Transport operators to share their innovative and inspirational stories with other CTA members.
Community Transport Week 2025 kicked off early in Scotland this year with a special reception at the Scottish Parliament.
More than 50 guests representing Community Transport operators and their allies, funders and supporters gathered at the heart of Scotland’s democracy to celebrate Scotland’s Community Transport movement.
Whether it’s getting to a hospital appointment or visiting family and friends, all of us need local transport to live a happy and healthy life. That’s why Community Transport is essential to making Scotland healthier.