Stagecoach bus strike starting tomorrow (after being called off a few days ago?) some interesting(?) things…
No Tiger 2, 3, 4 buses - aren’t these contracted CPCA routes paid by us via Mayoral Precept??
£2.50 flat bus fare - so why not that all the time usually?
Sawtry 7 ...?
No Tiger 2, 3, 4 buses - aren’t these contracted CPCA routes paid by us via Mayoral Precept??
£2.50 flat bus fare - so why not that all the time usually?
Sawtry 7 ...?
December 19, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Stagecoach bus strike starting tomorrow (after being called off a few days ago?) some interesting(?) things…
No Tiger 2, 3, 4 buses - aren’t these contracted CPCA routes paid by us via Mayoral Precept??
£2.50 flat bus fare - so why not that all the time usually?
Sawtry 7 ...?
No Tiger 2, 3, 4 buses - aren’t these contracted CPCA routes paid by us via Mayoral Precept??
£2.50 flat bus fare - so why not that all the time usually?
Sawtry 7 ...?
People seem to repeatedly say #Cambridgeshire roads are rubbish
BBC News articles about same contractor, for same county council... maybe time the contract was ended and move on?
[Screenshots from Aug 2025, and Dec 2025]
BBC News articles about same contractor, for same county council... maybe time the contract was ended and move on?
[Screenshots from Aug 2025, and Dec 2025]
December 12, 2025 at 11:12 AM
People seem to repeatedly say #Cambridgeshire roads are rubbish
BBC News articles about same contractor, for same county council... maybe time the contract was ended and move on?
[Screenshots from Aug 2025, and Dec 2025]
BBC News articles about same contractor, for same county council... maybe time the contract was ended and move on?
[Screenshots from Aug 2025, and Dec 2025]
Reposted by Simon
Speaking up for bus users at Council meetings
High up the ‘to-do’ list of the Cambridge Area Bus Users Executive Committee is to take steps to bring the needs of bus users to the attention of our local politicians. With this in mind, we have resolved to ask public questions at local council…
High up the ‘to-do’ list of the Cambridge Area Bus Users Executive Committee is to take steps to bring the needs of bus users to the attention of our local politicians. With this in mind, we have resolved to ask public questions at local council…
Speaking up for bus users at Council meetings
High up the ‘to-do’ list of the Cambridge Area Bus Users Executive Committee is to take steps to bring the needs of bus users to the attention of our local politicians. With this in mind, we have resolved to ask public questions at local council meetings when we believe an issue should be brought up the agenda. At the 17th November 2025 meeting of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority’s Transport Committee…
cambridgebususers.org
December 7, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Speaking up for bus users at Council meetings
High up the ‘to-do’ list of the Cambridge Area Bus Users Executive Committee is to take steps to bring the needs of bus users to the attention of our local politicians. With this in mind, we have resolved to ask public questions at local council…
High up the ‘to-do’ list of the Cambridge Area Bus Users Executive Committee is to take steps to bring the needs of bus users to the attention of our local politicians. With this in mind, we have resolved to ask public questions at local council…
I wonder if it’s the speed limit
Or the increase up to the £3 bus fare cap?
Or a bit of both?
Or the increase up to the £3 bus fare cap?
Or a bit of both?
Fewer Cambridgeshire busway passengers after speed limit reduced
The limit on the network, where three people have died, is reduced while fencing is installed.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 29, 2025 at 1:52 PM
I wonder if it’s the speed limit
Or the increase up to the £3 bus fare cap?
Or a bit of both?
Or the increase up to the £3 bus fare cap?
Or a bit of both?
17 November 2025 transport meeting
Comparing regions, their max distance to stop, min frequency, and cost benchmarks.
Yet typical "Cambs style" 🤔 CPCA going for "dynamic" instead of actual numbers, and higher cost per pax??
@acarpen.bsky.social @honeybadger200.bsky.social @arj2024.bsky.social
Comparing regions, their max distance to stop, min frequency, and cost benchmarks.
Yet typical "Cambs style" 🤔 CPCA going for "dynamic" instead of actual numbers, and higher cost per pax??
@acarpen.bsky.social @honeybadger200.bsky.social @arj2024.bsky.social
November 7, 2025 at 8:42 PM
17 November 2025 transport meeting
Comparing regions, their max distance to stop, min frequency, and cost benchmarks.
Yet typical "Cambs style" 🤔 CPCA going for "dynamic" instead of actual numbers, and higher cost per pax??
@acarpen.bsky.social @honeybadger200.bsky.social @arj2024.bsky.social
Comparing regions, their max distance to stop, min frequency, and cost benchmarks.
Yet typical "Cambs style" 🤔 CPCA going for "dynamic" instead of actual numbers, and higher cost per pax??
@acarpen.bsky.social @honeybadger200.bsky.social @arj2024.bsky.social
Saw there was a story about 460,000 new homes for Cambridge on a paywalled site, but the report appears to be from Create Streets, who propose (do people living in and around the area get a say?) expansion in three key areas around the city by 2050
PDF: www.createstreets.com/wp-content/u...
PDF: www.createstreets.com/wp-content/u...
February 16, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Saw there was a story about 460,000 new homes for Cambridge on a paywalled site, but the report appears to be from Create Streets, who propose (do people living in and around the area get a say?) expansion in three key areas around the city by 2050
PDF: www.createstreets.com/wp-content/u...
PDF: www.createstreets.com/wp-content/u...