Where have all the Bus Drivers Gone? September 2021
In July the Hereford Times ran a news item that bus services in Hereford were being cut to an emergency timetable as Yeomans Travel faced...
In July the Hereford Times ran a news item that bus services in Hereford were being cut to an emergency timetable as Yeomans Travel faced...
Geoff Lusher, Chairman of the Midland Branch of the Omnibus Society opens a recent branch bulletin with an article highlighting the...
At last a local authority that is travelling in the right direction. Herefordshire Council, a Unitary Authority, are to be highly lauded...
In October 2020 HSTG issued a report entitled The Bus Muddle. In it we identified that local authority bus budgets in England and Wales...
An algorithm is defined as ‘the list of instructions and rules that a computer needs to do to complete a task’. The...
The difficult part is putting in its place a sustainable transport system that is in line with the climate emergency and that will...
The title of this news item has been taken unashamedly from the recently published important report Rising to the Challenge: Achieving...
Free Fares, no fares, fare free, zero fares, there is a lot of talk about this of late. The Hereford Issue has started a petition for...
In a recent very lucid article Laura Shoaf, MD for Transport for West Midlands emphasised the fact that the future of the bus—and a...
In 2020 the Council for the Protection of Rural England and the Campaign for Better Transport published an important report on Transport...
The writer Monisha Rajesh made a telling and accurate comment in her book ‘Around the World in 80 Trains’. She said: As a people we’d...
Shropshire and Herefordshire have a great deal in common. They are both essentially rural shire counties with county towns at the heart...
There was a time when the humble country bus was more than just a bus. It was a means of connecting villages with towns and carrying not...
Professor John Whitelegg is a Senior Fellow with the Foundation for Integrated Transport (FIT). He has a long and distinguished career as...
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River in 49BC. As Professor Laurie Pickup* stated in a recent article: the significance of that simple...
It is amazing what a pandemic can do. With the country emerging from a state of suspension and government expenditure running high, the...