Derbyshire and Peak District Campaign for Better Transport

The major redevelopment of Derby city centre including its new bus station continues and we will maintain our input through the transport steering group and public consultations.

We are involved with consultations on the proposed extensions and alterations to Derby's ring roads and their junctions. We expect consultations and a public inquiry on the widening and junction changes proposed for the M1. We are also involved in train timetable consultations.

For the many planning and transport issues that arise we will continue to work with many other local organisations, including East Midlands Transport Activists Roundtable, Travel Watch East Midlands, East Midlands Airport Transport Forum, the rural transport partnerships and community rail partnerships.

We hold four evening meetings a year in Derby, on a Wednesday or Thursday, and three Saturday morning meetings in other Derbyshire towns.

Latest News :

June 2008: Derbyshire County Council has decided to cease publication of its highly regarded bus timetable books, apparently without any consultation.  We have sent them a letter asking for clarification of the situation and to ask what alternatives have been considered. 

November 2007: The group had a letter published in the Derby Evening Telegraph regarding road pricing.

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