Perth & Kinross Community Transport Operators Local Network Meeting
This event is open to local members and stakeholders. If you’re a local stakeholder and would like to attend, please email scotland@ctauk.org
This event is open to local members and stakeholders. If you’re a local stakeholder and would like to attend, please email scotland@ctauk.org
This post is written by our Development Manager for Scotland Nicola Mitchell. If you're a CTA Member looking for similar support you can find and get in touch with your country team on our Contact Us page.
Across Scotland, communities are finding practical and innovative ways to tackle transport challenges. In the Vale of Strathmore, the story of the Strathie Hopper is a powerful example of what can be achieved when local determination is matched with the right support.
Our Meet the Movement events are where Scotland’s Community Transport moveme
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?
The Community Transport Association (CTA) in Scotland have launched a variety of Local Networks for Community Transport operators across Scotland, as part of our commitment to connect, support and grow the sector from the grassroots.
The Community Transport Association (CTA) in Scotland have launched a variety of Local Networks for Community Transport operators across Scotland, as part of our commitment to connect, support and grow the sector from the grassroots.
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.