Saila Acton, Business Manager, reflects on the journey of the Urban Transport Group’s Leadership Academy, now a thriving programme that inspires both current and future leaders in the transport sector.

New research from Centre for Cities finds mayors can improve transport connectivity for up to 1.2 million people across England using new transport powers. Caitlin Rollison, External Affairs and Policy Manger at Centre for Cities, introduces the key findings.

Jason Prince, Director of the Urban Transport Group, reflects on his podcast interview with Transport Minister Simon Lightwood, last week.

Our Assistant Director Becky Fuller reflects on the Government's 'Safer Streets, Safer Transport' Summit' which took place in Greater Manchester, earlier this month.

Today, the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill was passed into law, marking the start of a new chapter for bus services in England - one that gives local transport authorities across the country the powers they need to shape bus networks around the needs of their communities. We look at the key takeaways on how the Act will help to reshape England’s bus landscape.

Last week the bus sector gathering in my home city of Manchester led me to reflect on how far we have come, and where we’re going, writes Jason Prince.

As the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill begins its journey through Parliament, it will bring about a shift in how micromobility services will be managed across England.

With the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill landing in Parliament earlier this month, our Policy Advisor Monta Drozdova looks at what the Bill means for transport authorities and what needs to happen next.

Today marks a significant moment as the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill enters the House of Commons. Monta Drozdova and Tom Ellerton take a look at this long-anticipated legislation and what it means for the future of buses.