We are hosting an online meeting for operators in England to discuss the upcoming Community Transport Week (12th-16th October 2026). This years theme is: Driving Communities Forward. The session will provide a chance to share ideas, highlight resources that are available to you and to offer support to organisations planning events or visits with members of parliament.
Team Wales will be hosting an online meeting for operators to discuss plans and opportunities for Community Transport Week (12th-16th October 2026). This years theme is: Driving Communities Forward. The session will provide a chance to share ideas, highlight available resources and offer support to organisations planning events or visits with members of parliament.
A session for everyone where transport is part of what you do. Community Transport Week is here, and this year's theme, Driving Communities Forward, puts a spotlight on every person who keeps people connected, even when transport is just one part of what they do. We know how vital drivers are. We also know the real challenges that come with recruiting and retaining drivers and driver licensing in Northern Ireland, and that those challenges fall on people who are already giving so much.
Team Wales were delighted to be joined by members, stakeholders and partners at the South Wales Regional Forum held in Swansea. The aim of the forum was to bring people together to network and learn and to also enable the team in Wales to understand more about the challenges that the CT movement is facing at the moment, as well as share in the positive strides forward our operators are making.
Any Community Transport organisation or Local Authority within Suffolk and Norfolk is welcome to attend.
Community Transport operators across Scotland tell us that they are struggling to keep up with rising costs – equipment, fuel, labour, insurance and vehicles are all more expensive than ever.
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAP). Please scroll down for more information.
Connect and Learn – small changes means, life changing impact.
Community Transport Association were delighted to launch our new Connect and Learn sessions (previously known as Community Building Sessions) for members, with our first session on supporting people living with dementia to travel well.
The aim of these sessions is to bring together our members, the CTA team and wider partners to look at and discuss topics that are important to the way we operate, the way we support passengers and the way we enable each other to learn and share.
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