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A brighter road ahead



International development organisation Transaid has launched its 2026 Christmas Appeal, inviting businesses and individuals to help create a brighter road ahead for communities across sub-Saharan Africa by supporting improved road safety and access to essential healthcare.

Working in partnership with organisations in Ghana,...


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What’s Inside the Latest Issue 9 OCTOBER 2026 | News, Views and Analysis for a Sector on the Move




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‘Poor bus links have held back high streets’
Research...


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Research from bus operator Metroline shows that half of public transport users are being pushed to shop online only because poor connectivity


Metroline commissioned the research

Almost half of UK public transport users (48%) are being pushed to shop online because poor connectivity makes it too difficult to reach physical shops, putting further...


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How Translink, children and artists collaborated to create bold public art that welcomes everyone


Translink built the station. Children brought their imagination. Artists brought craft and vision

BY Nicky Cahill, Translink

At Belfast Grand Central Station, the welcome begins before a passenger boards a bus or finds a plat...


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Mike Hughes talks to Richard Salkeld, of Newcastle-based Lumo, about how the operator is supporting local communities

Richard Salkeld


From Lumo’s Newcastle headquarters, the view makes its own argument.

There are trains moving through the city, office staff and on-board crews sharing the same base, and the wider North East beyond them. F...


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