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Brecon Dial-A-Ride on Supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing Passengers

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This year’s NHS Deaf Awareness Week runs from 6th – 12th May. The aim of Deaf Awareness Week is to promote greater awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by the Deaf community, to break down the communication barriers that prevent Deaf people from fully participating in society.

Many CTA Members across the UK offer services to passengers who are deaf or hearing-impaired. One of which is Brecon Dial-A-Ride, based in Wales.

CTWeek24 - How to get involved!

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From 14-18 October 2024, communities across the UK will celebrate CTWeek24, highlighting the vital work of the Community Transport sector. Inspired by our Manifesto, this year’s theme, Celebrating Community Solutions, spotlights the impact of accessible, inclusive, and affordable transport in strengthening community bonds.

Scotland Conference 2024: Funding Summit

Costs are going up and up. Giving is down. Grants are being cut. Contracts are being squeezed. Our future is on the line.

After 15 years of government austerity, economic stagnation and financial instability, more lifeline Community Transport services are under threat than at any time in living memory. Meanwhile, the need is only growing.

With the crisis deepening, and a UK General Election on the horizon, CTA’s Scotland Conference 2024 will ask:

Climate Action in Scotland

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Climate Action in Scotland

We know that the Community Transport sector is committed to community-led climate action and delivering for people and planet. That’s why it’s a major priority for us too.

The aim of our Climate Action programme is to create, deliver and lobby for advice, information, investment, resources and support to CTA members across Scotland which will help you to:

Healthy Communities in Scotland

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Healthy Communities in Scotland

Scotland’s Community Transport movement believes everyone, no matter who they are or where they live, should have access to the local transport they need to lead a happy, healthy life.

Community Transport is at the heart of a healthy community. And it should be at the heart of our health & social care system. But is it?

Mapping Scotland

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CTA’s Mapping Scotland Project 

Our Mapping Scotland project in partnership with Transport Scotland and CTA members was launched in 2021, delivered two major outputs in September 2022 and continues in 2023 to champion, connect and grow Community Transport in Scotland:

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