Join us on Tuesday 19 August, 11:00–12:00 for this exclusive CTA members’ session with the Energy Saving Trust (EST), an independent organisation working to address the climate emergency.
We've partnered with The Fuel Store to offer CTA members access to discounted fuel, streamlined invoicing, and flexible payment options across one of the UK’s largest fuel networks. Whether you're running a single minibus or a multi-vehicle fleet, The Fuel Store can help you cut costs and admin.
This year, from 13th to 17th October 2025, we're inviting communities across the UK will come together for CTWeek25 - a vibrant celebration of the extraordinary work happening in community transport.
Sign up for our Working Well with Inclusion session and explore what working well with inclusion means in our sector.
CTA members and community transport operators in the Perth and Kinross region are invited to join us online on Monday 28th July 10am - 12pm, for the very first Perth & Kinross Community Transport Local Network meeting.
CTA Scotland has developed this network with the aim of connecting local operators and stakeholders. During this session members are invited to:
When you step onto a community minibus or dial-a-ride vehicle, you’re trusting that it’s safe, well-maintained and ready to get you where you need to go. Making sure these community transport vehicles stay roadworthy isn’t just about ticking boxes, it’s about providing a reliable, secure service that people in our communities can depend on every day.
Join us for an in person CTA South West Regional Members Meeting, a valuable opportunity to connect with fellow community transport providers in your area and hear the latest updates from CTA on national developments.
📅 Date: Thursday 31st July 2025
🕙 Time: 1:30pm - 3:30pm, join us for lunch from 12.30pm
📍 Location: The Kenn Centre, Exeter Road, Kennford, Exeter, EX6 7UE
We know the value of peer-to-peer learning at CTA. Our ‘Show and Tell’ event series is a dedicated space for our Scottish members to share insights and inspiration from their journey with the rest of the Community Transport movement.
The team began planning the conference five months before the actual event, so seeing it come to fruition a couple of weeks ago was wonderful. It was a gloriously sunny day in Llandudno, and our conference facilities overlooked the promenade and the sea. Who wouldn’t want to have been there! The conference had been a sell-out, and we had a waiting list for people to attend. A total of 55 organisations were represented on the day, including members, stakeholders, and partners, as well as those just at the very beginning of developing their own community transport in Wales.
It is not often that you go to a break out session at a conference and hear about elephants and a nun riding an E bike, but at the CTA Wales Conference breakout session Extending transport Provision through E-Bikes, we heard all about one of the nuns from Skanda Vale Hospice in Wales using an E bike to get around the hospice site and we saw the elephants that live alongside her and her community at the hospice. It was a fantastic illustration of how extending the way we think about CT can have an impact on people and communities that more traditional CT options have not reached.