Wales Climate Week Reflections: Taking a whole-community approach to developing locally tailored transport solutions

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In early December, I had the honour of joining the Welsh Government in hosting a session for Wales Climate Week 2023. This virtual conference spanned five days, from December 4th to 8th, coinciding with COP28. Throughout the week, over 4,400 viewers tuned into 28 sessions, led by 30 chairs and featuring 95 speakers who delved into the question: "How do we tackle climate change in a fair way?"

Tackling Loneliness in England

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It is no news that loneliness is a growing problem in England, with recent studies showing that over 3 million people often or always feel lonely. 

While loneliness can affect people of all ages, it is particularly prevalent among older people who may have lost friends and family members and have difficulty getting out and about.

Sustainable Transport Alliance

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CTA is proud to be part of the Sustainable Transport Alliance, a partnership of sustainable transport NGOs that cover public, community, active and shared transport.

The Sustainable Transport Alliance consists of: the Community Rail Network; the Campaign for Better Transport; Bus Users UK; Living Streets; Sustrans; the London Cycling Campaign; and CTA. 

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?

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