One year of the Bee Network: Parts of Greater Manchester remain difficult to reach
This week marks one year since Andy Burnham’s launch of the Bee Network, which has made travel easier across Greater
‘We plan our lives around barriers’: number of disability access complaints made to Transport for Greater Manchester level for past three years
The number of complaints made to Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) relating to disability access has stayed almost level for
Catching buses in the North: Which city has the best public transport?
Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester are three cities in the north of the UK that are gaining popularity, predominantly among young
“A vague tagline on a T-shirt” – has being European Capital of Cycling made any difference to Manchester?
Last December, the first ever European Capital of Cycling was announced. Not Amsterdam, not Copenhagen, not Brussels: Manchester. Six months
Greater Manchester has the lowest number of public electric vehicle chargers per person in England
Greater Manchester has the lowest number of publicly available electric vehicle (EV) chargers per 100,000 people in England, government data
Half a million for Active Travel proposals in Greater Manchester
Manchester City Council has approved half a million pounds in funding for the Manchester Active Travel Strategy. The Deputy Chief
Bee Network to provide live location of Manchester buses – as phase two commences
The Bee Network app is to be upgraded with a live bus tracker and journey planner as part of the
Rental e-scooter company Lime increases fleet in Salford as trip numbers soar
A leading provider of shared electric scooters and bikes has announced it will be increasing its e-scooter fleet by 45%
How Manchester became the European Capital of Cycling
A quiet revolution has been taking place in Manchester. Here, as in many other cities, the Covid-19 pandemic has unlocked
Tailgating named as the UK’s most hated driving habit — but Oldhamers disagree
Across the UK, drivers are annoyed by fellow motorists 11 times a week on average.
20 percent of those surveyed said drivers who hog the middle lane are their greatest driving peeve, with 19 percent naming poor indicating.
Unions and campaign groups rejoice after plan to close train ticket offices is scrapped
The plan to close train station ticket offices was scrapped yesterday and unions, MPs and more are celebrating the decision.