Click here to read the latest newsletter from Transition Leominster including details of their Repair Café this Saturday, 2nd August.
24/07/2025
Click here to read the latest Greener Footprints Bulletin from Herefordshire Council
In conjunction with Herefordshire Council, Buses4us are exploring how they can make buses easier to use for people in Herefordshire – so that more people feel able to use them more often. Part of this project is asking people like what they think, so they have put together a survey about the Daffodil Line – the 232 – and how it runs in the community. Whether you take this bus yourself, know how your community uses it, or would just like to know more about the service, your perspective is really valuable to help them towards their
Bromyard MAD (Make A Difference) show is taking place this Saturday 5th July from 9.45 am to 5.00pm More details on their website Click here for a downloadable poster to print off and display. HGN’s Building Sense will be at the show. Pop along and say hello and have a chat: there will be lots of resources and advice on offer.
Bromyard MAD (Make A Difference) show is taking place on Saturday 5th July from 9.45 am to 5.00pm More details on their website Click here for a downloadable poster to print off and display.
The Low Traffic Future alliance was set up 3 years ago, by Transport Action Network, bringing together groups and individuals with a shared desire to bring about a less car-dependent future, locally and nationally. Their membership includes 30 national organisations, with interests in the environment, health, road safety and sustainable transport.
They sent out an online survey, inviting your views on how Low Traffic Future can best support you in pressing for a low traffic future in your area.
Bromyard MAD (Make A Difference) show is taking place on Saturday 5th July from 9.45 am to 5.00pm More details on their website Click here for a downloadable poster to print off and display.
Cycling UK’s Big Bike Revival is back and offering grants of up to £3,500 to help local groups run events that get more adults cycling. The programme is all about encouraging people to use cycling for everyday journeys – whether they’re learning to ride for the first time or just need a little motivation to get back in the saddle. Events can take place any time from now until 31st October 2025, and applications are open now until 14th July. This is a great opportunity for community groups, not-for-profits and social enterprises to support active travel and promote healthy lifestyles locally. To find out more and
The group ‘Low Traffic Future‘ feel that early optimism that this Government would “move fast and fix things” on sustainable transport has unfortunately faded somewhat. They still await a new Integrated National Transport Strategy (as promised by previous Transport Secretary Louise Hague before her mysterious departure from her role). However it has also become clear that the Labour leadership are determined to build roads and the wrong kind of homes in the wrong places, on the premise of generating economic growth. Low Traffic
Next week is Better Transport Week. Read all about it and how you can be involved in this newsletter from Campaign for Better Transport.
