The Resource Centre holds all our documents (briefings, consultation responses, press releases and reports). Signed-in members also have access to projects. You can search the Resource Centre by topic or by type of document.
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Resources
Proposal to introduce a Community Right to Buy - Assets of Community Value
May, 2011
Consulting body:
Department for Communities and Local Government
Cycling in the city regions: Technical report
April, 2011
This document reports the results of a series of modelling exercises intended to estimate the potential impact and value for money of a step change in the delivery of interventions to support and promote cycling in the six PTE areas. The purpose of this exercise is to support decision-makers in developing effective strategies aimed at increasing cycling levels in the metropolitan areas.
Cycling in the city regions: Delivering a step change
April, 2011
This report explores the potential impact of a step change in the delivery of interventions to support and promote cycling in the English city regions outside of London. It finds that the greatest potential for increasing cycling in the UK can be found in the city regions.
National Planning Policy Framework - Informal Response
February, 2011
Consulting body:
Department for Communities and Local Government
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Content of the Senior Traffic Commissioner's Statutory Guidance and Statutory Directions, Numbers 1-11 and 14
February, 2011
Consulting body:
Department for Transport
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Bus Services
January, 2011
Consulting body:
Transport Select Committee
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Effective road and traffic management
January, 2011
Consulting body:
Transport Select Committee
DfT Business Plan 2011-2015 Transparency Section
January, 2011
Consulting body:
Department for Transport
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Reimbursement arrangements for the Concessionary Bus Travel Scheme in England
November, 2010
Consulting body:
Department for Transport
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Sorting the facts from the fiction on big city bus plans
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
pteg today published a ‘myths and facts’ briefing on PTE plans to improve bus services in the largest conurbations outside London.
Neil Scales, Director General of Merseytravel, takes the lead for pteg on bus issues:
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PTEs reject Stagecoach claims
Friday, October 27, 2006
In a speech today (27/10/06) to the Landor conference in Leeds marking twenty years of bus deregulation, pteg Chair Roy Wicks, refuted Brian Souter’s accusations about the PTEs’ record on supporting the bus industry.
Commenting on Brian Souter’s claims Roy Wicks said:
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PTEs welcomes TSC report as biggest opportunity in twenty years for a fresh start for the urban bus
Thursday, October 26, 2006
pteg today welcomed the all-party House of Commons Transport Select Committee report on the future of the industry as the chance to establish a new consensus on turning around the twenty years of decline in bus use since deregulation.
Chair of pteg, Roy Wicks, said:
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pteg responds to CPT bus priority report
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Responding to today's bus priority report from the CPT Jonathan Bray, Assistant Director of the pteg Support Unit said:
"CPT are right to highlight the importance of bus priority schemes in delivering better bus services.
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Franchising is affordable route to better buses
Thursday, October 12, 2006
In its response to the Government's bus policy review, and in a new FAQ briefing, pteg argues that by redeploying existing public subsidy to the industry, franchising (or 'quality contracts' as they are known in the bus industry) will give passengers better services.
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Bus powers pledge welcomed
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
pteg today welcomed Douglas Alexander's commitment to give PTEs 'real powers' over local bus networks.
Responding to Douglas Alexander's speech to the Labour party conference, Chair of pteg, Roy Wicks, said:
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New report warns of bus decline threat
Monday, September 25, 2006
A new report commissioned by pteg from leading economic consultancy, NERA, has concluded that without significant policy change the decline of the bus in the major conurbations outside London will continue.
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Cllr David Wood is new Chair of PTA SIG
Monday, September 18, 2006
The Chair of Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Authority (PTA), Cllr David Wood, is the new Chair of the PTA Special Interest Group (SIG). The SIG brings together representatives of the six English PTAs and Strathclyde Partnership for Transport.
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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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