We welcome Strathclyde’s new £2 bus fare cap. But without public control of our bus network this will only address half of the problem.
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How to fix Glasgow’s public transport
Listen to this special interview with Get Glasgow Moving’s co-founder and Chair Ellie Harrison for The National Podcast.
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Centre for Cities report in the news
Our new report with Centre for Cities Miles better: Improving public transport in the Glasgow City Region hit the headlines when launched on 25 October 2023.
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New Centre for Cities Report on Improving Public Transport
Don’t miss Miles better: Improving public transport in the Glasgow City Region – the new Centre for Cities report setting out a routemap to an integrated and publicly-controlled urban transport network.
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Glasgow’s night bus fiasco: What next?
In order to guarantee regular, reliable, affordable night bus services for the long-term, it’s clear we must take our buses back into public control.
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Bus fare hikes in Glasgow
On the day that bus fares in Glasgow increased by up to 17%, Get Glasgow Moving’s Ellie Harrison was interviewed on BBC Radio Scotland’s Lunchtime Live.
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Bus cuts across Scotland
Watch this BBC Reporting Scotland piece showing the devastating impact First Glasgow’s recent swathe of bus cuts is having on many people’s lives.
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Fair Fares Now! Passenger Rally at SPT
We had an amazing turn-out at our Fair Fares Now! Passenger Rally outside SPT. This short video explains the key issues and the action we want SPT to take.
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How to improve Scotland’s public transport system
Get Glasgow Moving’s Ellie Harrison writes in The National on how to improve Scotland’s public transport system.
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Press Release: Scotland-wide campaign for better buses launched
We’re helping launch the STUC’s new ‘Our Climate: Our Buses’ campaign, demanding funding and support for public ownership and control of bus services.
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Press Release: Campaigners welcome Philip Alston’s report
Get Glasgow Moving welcomes former UN Special Rapporteur’s new report on the human rights impacts of bus privatisation across the UK.
