Active travel and Air Quality Action Plan refresh in Medway

Residents are being invited to have their say on Medway Council’s updated Air Quality Action Plan. An Air Quality Action Plan looks the current air quality, as well as what measures and policies can be put in place to continue to improve it. We want to hear from everyone who lives, works, visits or studies […]

Nottingham once again ranked among best in the England at active travel provision 

Nottingham City Council has been ranked as one the highest performing local authorities in a Government review of active travel infrastructure and support.  Active Travel England – the government’s executive agency tasked with making walking, wheeling and cycling the preferred choice for everyday trips – last week published its updated active travel capability ratings for local authorities.  […]

O’Dowd confirms funding increase of 4.2% for frontline community transport providers

Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has confirmed a funding increase of 4.2% for community transport providers. The Minister has confirmed the funding rise for the Dial-a-Lift (DAL), Disability Action Transport Scheme (DATS) and Shopmobility based on levels awarded in 2023/24. The additional funding has been provided to support the groups in covering rising costs, […]

Kent County Council raises concerns about the impact of proposed user charges at Silvertown Tunnel on Kent residents

Kent County Council (KCC) has responded to Transport for London’s (TfL) consultation for the proposed user charges for Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels, raising concerns regarding the impact on Kent residents and congestion at the Dartford crossing. While KCC supports TfL’s ambition to improve journey reliability and reduce air pollution, the potential impacts on traffic flows […]

Consultation launches to improve active travel around Crossgates

Local residents, schools and businesses are being asked to feedback on proposals to improve walking and cycling routes around the Crossgates area. Plans aim to create safer and healthier streets and make it more convenient to walk, wheel* and cycle shorter journeys to school, local shops and the centre of Crossgates. £1.9m of government funding […]

Leadership transition and succession at the Waterman Group

After 42 years at Waterman, including 17 years as Chief Executive, Nick Taylor has decided to step down from the Waterman Group Plc Board on 31st March 2025. Nick will be succeeded on 1st April 2025 by Neil Humphrey, who is currently the Chief Operating Officer of UK and has been an integral part of […]

New multi-billion transport plan unveiled for the North East

A new plan has been unveiled which showcases a multi-billion pound vision to give the North East a “world class” transport network. New Metro stations and railway lines, modern ticketing, major motorway upgrades, public control over buses, and a regional bike hire project are all part of a huge list of projects that leaders are hoping to deliver […]

One year on: Welsh Transport Secretary sets out next steps on 20mph

Ahead of the anniversary of the introduction of the 20mph default speed limit in Wales, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, has set out the next steps. Earlier this year, the Cabinet Secretary announced a three phase-plan on 20mph,  including a National Listening Programme over the summer, which encouraged people to get […]

EcoSite earns Carnell a second Green Apple Award

Carnell have received confirmation from The Green Organisation, that their EcoSite initiative has been chosen as a winner at the International Green Apple Environment Awards 2024. This achievement demonstrates their continuing commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, minimising the impact that their operations have on global warming. It comes four years after winning the same […]

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