Pressure grows on DfT over bus regulation - pteg welcomes Environmental Audit Committee report
Thursday, August 10, 2006
pteg today welcomed the Environmental Audit Committee report into Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transport.
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pteg welcomes Government bus policy review
Friday, June 30, 2006
pteg welcomed Transport Minister Gillian Merron’s commitment to a review of bus policy and, if necessary, to new legislation. The Minister made the commitment in her evidence to the Transport Select Committee inquiry into bus services on the 28th June.
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City Region transport authorities thank Ken for support on bus regulation
Monday, June 26, 2006
The Chair of the PTA Special Interest Group, Cllr Mark Dowd OBE, has written to Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, to thank him for his support for the regulation of buses outside London.
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Pressure grows on DfT over bus regulation
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
pteg welcomes Public Accounts Committee report
pteg today welcomed the Public Accounts Committee report into the future of Britain’s bus services.
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Transport Minister welcomes new ‘Backing the Bus’ report
Thursday, April 6, 2006
Transport Minister Derek Twigg today welcomed a new pteg report - ‘Backing the Bus’.
The report shows how around a half a billion pounds a year of PTE spending is making bus travel better for millions of passengers in some of Britain’s largest city regions.
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pteg releases more details on bus franchising plans
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
pteg – which represents Britain’s seven Passenger Transport Executives - today released more details of its plans for the franchising of bus services in PTE areas.
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PTEs welcome NAO report on bus service delivery
Friday, December 9, 2005
pteg, which represents the UK’s seven Passenger Transport Executives (PTEs), welcomed today's 'Delivery Chain Analysis for Bus Services', a joint report by the National Audit Office and Audit Commission.
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MPs say buses are "Cinderella" public service
Monday, September 12, 2005
A new survey of MPs has shown that the majority of Labour MPs are increasingly frustrated with the relative lack of attention paid to local bus services by central Government. They also want to see buses across Britain run in the same way as they are in London.
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New report finds the tram beats the bus for getting people out of their cars
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
New light rail schemes are far better at attracting motorists and cutting congestion than improvements to bus services, according to a new report, launched on 23 February 2005 by pteg.
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