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It’s better by bus in Nottinghamshire
Whether it’s offering passengers ticket discount schemes, expanding the number of on-demand bus zones in the county or winning a national award for supporting a local student travel scheme, the county council has played a large part in Nottinghamshire’s growth in bus passenger numbers. Figures show that in the first six months of 2024, the number of residents travelling by bus in ...
report - Nottinghamshire County Council
Policy Framework 3. Provision for public transport, pedestrians and cyclists are major elements of the County Council’s approved Transport Strategy, contained within its Local Transport Plan (LTP) for Greater Nottingham. The completion of the new A612 road and associated bus priority measures forms an integral part of this strategy.
Under 16 Home to School Transport Policy - 2021/22 Academic Year
This policy sets out Nottinghamshire County Council’s provision of school transport services and travel assistance for school aged under 16 pupils living in the county of Nottinghamshire, for the academic year 21/22.
Microsoft Word - Rail Issues - Update (including presentation on HS2).doc
29. Electrification of the Midland Main Line (MML) will require the use of different trains – electric ones instead of the current diesel trains. Which type of electric train is allocated to the MML would make a difference to journey times. 30. Between the rail industry and DfT there is an ongoing debate about the provision of new Inter-City ...
Dukeries Trail 9: Harby and Skellingthorpe - Nottinghamshire County Council
Follow the National Cycle Route 64 signs for Harby or Lincoln. The Dukeries Trail is a 32 mile route funded through the East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA). Starting at Shirebrook in the west, it runs through the 3 counties of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire connecting at its east end to an off-road route into the heart of Lincoln. The Dukeries was the name given to the area ...
New group ticket launched on county council buses
Families across Nottinghamshire will be able to travel by bus for less this half term thanks to the launch of a new group bus ticket. Nottinghamshire County Council has launched the new ‘Five for £5’ ticket on selected Nottsbus Connect services, which will give up to two adults and up to three young people (aged up to 19-years-old) unlimited travel all day on the services for just five ...
Dukeries Trail 2: Warsop to Sherwood Forest
Follow the green Dukeries Trail signs for Sherwood Forest, and then Dukeries Trail waymarks. The Dukeries Trail is a 32 mile route funded through the East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA). Starting at Shirebrook in the west, it runs through the 3 counties of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire connecting at its east end to an off-road route into the heart of Lincoln. The Dukeries ...
Vicar Water Country Park - Nottinghamshire County Council
A country park created partly on the pit heaps of Clipstone Colliery. Completed and opened in summer 2000. Walk graded by surface and gradient for people who may have difficulty getting into the countryside. The park offers the visitor: - Lakes for angling and wildlife. - Spectacular views from the top of the hill. - Excellent bird watching opportunities. - A visitor centre with disabled ...
Free tram travel for concessionary pass holders in Nottinghamshire to ...
The 10 million bus journeys made by pass holders each year form part of the National Concessionary Bus Scheme which is funded by the Government. The county council will now undertake a consultation with local residents and pass holders to consider options from 2024.
REPORT OF THE CABINET MEMBER FOR TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT ADDITIONAL ...
Background 2. The Department for Transport (DfT) now distribute almost all highways funding allocations that Nottinghamshire receives, including the capital maintenance and integrated transport block funding, to EMCCA. EMCCA formally confirmed the levels of funding to be made available to the constituent authorities at its 10 March 2025 Board meeting, following their consideration by its ...
Integrated Ticketing Strategy and Delivery Plan
The bus network is important as a means to providing accessibility and transport choice to the community, delivering benefits to society including accessibility, transport choice, congestion management, CO2 reductions and helps to stimulate economic growth. The 1985 Transport Act set the scene for the deregulation of the bus industry, and therefore it is essential that bus operations are well ...
An egg-citing Easter holiday awaits in Nottinghamshire
The Government’s £2 bus fare cap has been extended until the end of June, meaning you can get around the county for less this Easter. A single bus journey will cost no more than £2. Whether it’s events at our country parks, a trip to the shops or even a day out further afield, why not take advantage of the fare cap and #ExploreNotts.
Commercial Bus Service Changes
Commercial Bus Service Changes ... Operators NCT - Nottingham City Transport HP - High Peak YBUS - Yourbus BCAT - Black Cat SEM - Stagecoach ML - Marshalls TB - Trent Barton PREM – Premiere Travel DOY - Doyles MARS - Marshalls
Blank commitee report template
Purpose of the Report 1. To seek approval for the proposal to remove the redundant bus plug (traffic signals) on Burton Road and to re-instate the highway to two-way traffic following a review of traffic patterns since the completion of the Gedling Access Road.
Microsoft Word - Questions which received a written answer after the ...
The desire to remove barriers to bus use has formed a major part of the Government’s approach to the National Bus Strategy and is embedded in our own Bus Service Improvement Plans, for which we have received an indicative funding allocation of £30 million over the next three years.
Report to Group Manager (Highways and Transport)
Information 2. West Bridgford is a town and the administrative centre of the Borough of Rushcliffe in Nottinghamshire. Buckfast Way and Eltham Road, within West Bridgford, are on the bus route for the NCTX number 5 service. Both roads are predominantly residential, with some business properties near the junction of Brockley Road. Some properties have access to off street parking. The roads ...
Transport and Highways Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
The emerging local bus network revisions, due for implementation in August 2014, may result in passengers needing to interchange between two or more buses that may be run by two different operators thus generating the need for an affordable ticket.
Nottinghamshire Concessionary Travel Scheme 2018-2019
To seek approval for the Council to pay the ZEBRA 2 scheme grant funding to a maximum value of £2,806,140 to Stagecoach East Midlands (Stagecoach) towards the purchase of 23 zero emission buses to use in Mansfield and the surrounding area. This is a Key Decision because the grant is £1 million or over.
Dukeries Trail 6: West Markham to Tuxford - Nottinghamshire County Council
Information This section is all along roads. Follow the green Dukeries Trail waymarks and signs for Harby and Lincoln. The Dukeries Trail is a 32 mile route funded through the East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA). Starting at Shirebrook in the west, it runs through the 3 counties of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire connecting at its east end to an off-road route into the heart ...
Site of Bus Plug - Nottinghamshire County Council
Site of Bus Plug Proposed boundary of properties eligible to apply for an authorised vehicle permit.