Why do Community Transport Organisations need Public Liability Insurance?
Community Transport organisations play a vital role in helping people stay connected, providing accessible and independent travel for those who need it most.
Community Transport organisations play a vital role in helping people stay connected, providing accessible and independent travel for those who need it most.
We’re delighted to welcome a new round of the Plugged-In Communities Grant Fund, with a record £4 million investment from Transport Scotland.
By Lara Henderson, Development Manager for Scotland
At CTA, we’re proud to work in partnership with our members to identify and address the challenges they face while delivering essential Community Transport services across the UK.
By Michelle Clarke, Deputy Director for Wales at CTA. This post was originally published in 2024.
Competition for grant funding is fierce.
By Sean Ray, Development Officer for England
As part of a series of conversations with CTA members across England, I recently caught up with Jon from Community Action Ledbury in Herefordshire. While we discussed transport operations and the challenges facing community transport organisations, our conversation quickly moved beyond vehicles and journeys to something even more important: rebuilding community and tackling loneliness.
By Jade Mitchell, Development Officer for England
On 23 June 2026, stakeholders from across the voluntary, community, health, transport, and local government sectors came together at Pathfinder House in Huntingdon for the Community Transport & Health in Cambridgeshire: Challenges, Pressures and Opportunities Workshop.
CTA and Bus Users UK are delighted to invite you to save the date for a parliamentary reception entitled Transport Equity: Accessible Transport for All, on Wednesday 23 September 2026 at the Pierhead Main Hall, Pierhead, Cardiff Bay, from 12:00 to 13:30.
By Sean Ray, Development Officer for England
Community Transport Association (CTA) was pleased to support and chair the Hull & East Yorkshire Community Transport Roundtable, bringing together community transport providers, NHS colleagues, local authorities, and representatives from the Hull & East Yorkshire Combined Authority (HEYCA) to discuss the future role of community transport across the region.
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