Respond to Strathclyde Partnership for Transport’s consultation on the Regional Transport Strategy by Friday 28 October 2022.
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New Fair Fares Now film
Watch and share our new Fair Fares Now film and sign our petition before we submit it to SPT at our Passenger Rally on Friday 30 September, 9am.
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Support our Fair Fares Now campaign this summer
Help us get more signatures on our Fair Fares Now petition before we submit it to SPT at our Passenger Rally on Friday 30 September, 9am.
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Fair Fares Now! Sign our petition to cut bus fares
We’re in a cost-of-living crisis and First Bus has just hiked up our bus fares again! Sign our petition to tell SPT to cut fares using new transport powers.
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Tell your Councillors to help take back our buses!
Please use our online tool to email your Councillors and demand they take action to secure the world-class public transport network our region deserves.
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Take action for better public transport
Make sure you respond to the Council’s consultation on the Local Transport Strategy before the deadline at midnight this Friday 3 December 2021.
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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.
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Britain’s Bus Crisis: Privatisation, Poverty & Human Rights
Join us for the launch of Philip Alston’s new report examining the devastating impact of bus privatisation across the UK.
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Tell SPT to seize new transport powers
Don’t miss your chance to respond to SPT’s consultation on our new Regional Transport Strategy before the deadline on Friday 11 June 2021.
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If Manchester can have publicly-controlled buses, why can’t we?
Manchester is making history, becoming the first UK city to re-regulate its buses since Thatcher de-regulated them in 1986. We need Glasgow to be next!
