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How community transport transformed isolation into independence
When a village lost its bus service, community transport helped restore more than just journeys. Discover how a simple shuttle service brought back independence, connection and a sense of belonging.
Michelle Clarke
Connecting Communities and Shaping the Future: A Review of the CTA England Conference Session
On Tuesday, 3 November 2026, we hosted an engaging online conference session, bringing together operators / members from across England to explore the challenges, opportunities, and priorities shaping community transport today.
Sean Ray
Government reviewing CTA’s proposal to tackle minibus driver shortages
The Department for Transport (DfT) is actively reviewing CTA’s proposal for a more accessible route into minibus driving, Transport Minister Simon Lightwood MP has confirmed.
Dylan Wilson-Lewis
Community Transport Week 2026: Celebrating the Sector
Community Transport Week 2026 brought organisations, volunteers, passengers and supporters together to celebrate the difference community transport makes to people's lives.
Rhiannon Whyte
Transport to Employment in Action: Lessons from Community Transport Glasgow
Our latest Scottish Show and Tell session welcomed Ann O'Hare, Employability and Training Manager from Community Transport Glasgow (CTG), who shared the story behind their successful Pathways Employability Programme.
Nicola Mitchell
The People We Risk Leaving Behind: Why D1 Matters
I want to share with you the reality of being a Community Transport operator – and why D1 matters to small organisations like ours. I would like to share with you a little bit more about our organisation to give you an understanding of what we do and why
Ms Sally Lloyd Davies