
CPT: Employer National Insurance rise adds £110 million a year to bus industry costs
Changes to employer National Insurance have added an estimated £110 million a year to the bus industry’s costs, equivalent to a 2.4% increase in payroll

Changes to employer National Insurance have added an estimated £110 million a year to the bus industry’s costs, equivalent to a 2.4% increase in payroll

Women in Bus and Coach (WiBC) has unveiled a commemorative blue plaque in honour of its founder and transport industry leader Louise Cheeseman OBE (pictured,

A £250,000 scheme will see traffic signals giving priority to buses installed on a road between two towns in South Wales where traffic is regularly

Bus Users UK has appointed one of Britain’s most respected transport leaders, Joan Aitken OBE FCILT (pictured, third left), as Chair of its Board of

A new Transport for London (TfL) report shows that the Silvertown Tunnel has made journeys faster and more reliable, alongside sustainability benefits including a four-fold

Transport for London’s Director of Buses, Lorna Murphy, has said she was shocked by the findings of an ITV News London investigation which revealed how

Norfolk County Council representatives have visited First Bus’s Great Yarmouth depot to see first-hand a £13.8 million investment that is transforming bus services across the

The Leader of Shropshire Council, and the council’s Cabinet member for transport, have written to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham calling for fairer funding for

London buses travel at an average of just 7.1mph – no faster than an average person jogging, new data has suggested. However, a 10% increase

A University of Cambridge college withdrew its opposition to a £200 million busway after reaching an agreement about payments for screening. Clare Hall had opposed
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