CTA responds to Budget 2025
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves MP, presented her Budget 2025 to the Hou
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves MP, presented her Budget 2025 to the Hou
We are entering a new and important phase of CTA’s campaign for driver licensing changes.
We want your help to safeguard the future of Community Transport through changes to D1, which will address the shortage of qualified minibus drivers.
Based on member feedback, policy analysis and discussions with government, CTA has identified several options, which we want to test with our members in a series of focus groups, drawing on your experiences, insights and perspectives.
We are entering a new and important phase of CTA’s campaign for driver licensing changes.
We want your help to safeguard the future of Community Transport through changes to D1, which will address the shortage of qualified minibus drivers.
Based on member feedback, policy analysis and discussions with government, CTA has identified several options, which we want to test with our members in a series of focus groups, drawing on your experiences, insights and perspectives.
We are entering a new and important phase of CTA’s campaign for driver licensing changes.
We want your help to safeguard the future of Community Transport through changes to D1, which will address the shortage of qualified minibus drivers.
Based on member feedback, policy analysis and discussions with government, CTA has identified several options, which we want to test with our members in a series of focus groups, drawing on your experiences, insights and perspectives.
At CTA, we’re committed to inclusion and equality for disabled people. Our research team has put this guide together using the social model of disability, which recognises that people are disabled not by their impairments or conditions, but by the barriers in society—whether physical, organisational, or to do with how people think and behave.
This model shapes the language we use. We aim to talk about disability in ways that are respectful, inclusive, and focused on removing barriers.
2024/25 was a big year for the Community Transport movement – and we’re planning to make next year even bigger.
CTA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place online via Microsoft Teams at 4pm on Wednesday 26 November 2025.
Community Transport Week 2025 kicked off early in Scotland this year with a special reception at the Scottish Parliament.
More than 50 guests representing Community Transport operators and their allies, funders and supporters gathered at the heart of Scotland’s democracy to celebrate Scotland’s Community Transport movement.
Imagine being unable to attend a hospital appointment, visit a loved one, or even go shopping, simply because there’s no transport available. For thousands of people, Community Transport is not just a service, it’s a lifeline.
It’s the difference between isolation and connection.
Volunteer car schemes are a vital yet often under-recognised part o