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26-10-2010
Britain's Coaches: Delivering Properity to You
New report highlights how this could be worth even more to Britain’s tourism Coach tourism is worth £2.35 billion to Britain’s economy and could be worth even more with investment in better facilities by local government says a major report launched today by the Confederation of Passenger Transport. The report Britain’s Coaches: Delivering Prosperity to You, showcases best practice for national and local government, urban planning institutions, tourism organisations, and businesses across Britain. It highlights the benefits and the potential the coach and its passengers bring to England, Wales and Scotland by showing how destinations, region by region, can reap the economic and environmental rewards of attracting and boosting coach tourism in their area.
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19-04-2011
CPT Scotland Manifesto - Better Buses for the People of Scotland
Our Manifesto highlights the importance of Scotland’s bus and coach industries and details the good work of operators across the country.
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15-09-2009
The One Billion Challenge from Greener Journeys
Britain’s biggest bus and coach operators have warned (15/09) the Government that it risks missing key carbon reduction targets by failing to maximise the potential of buses and coaches to help tackle climate change.
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24-06-2009
Door-to-Door by Public Transport
This report focuses on how the National Rail network (outside London) interacts with other public transport to achieve successful door-to-door journeys, where train travel provides the primary journey.
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05-03-2009
School Transport Leaflet
“We offer a professional service at very reasonable prices, and still they go for the cheapest price – don’t they know the cheapest is not best?”
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15-01-2009
Britain's Coaches: Partnership and Passengers
Britain's Coaches: Partnership and Passengers promotes the value of the coach to the economy, environment and social inclusion. It also highlights to regions across the UK the actions they need to take in order to attract coach passengers to their area and reap the benefits on offer.
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04-11-2008
Everyone Needs to Travel
The impact of climate change throughout the world is one of the major issues facing every one of us in our everyday lives. There is much discussion and various views on the damage being done to the environment and the role that transport can play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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07-02-2008
On the Move 2007 - New Passengers, New Opportunites
A report launched on today by the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK, reveals that a boom in bus use is helping to lift doom on the high street with almost a billion bus journeys last year used for shopping.
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20-11-2007
Moving Forward - New Opportunities, New Passengers
Bus passenger numbers in the UK’s major urban areas could rise by more than 11% under a package of improvements to services delivered by operators and transport authorities, according to a new report published today by the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK.
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18-10-2006
On the Move 2006 - Passengers, Partnerships and Growth
A report published today reveals that bus use in the UK is booming. The number of bus trips taken last year hit 4.6 billion, more than double the combined figure for rail, tram and London Underground.
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30-06-2005
On the Move 2005 - The Changing Face of the UK Bus Industry
The fastest growing routes in a buoyant British bus industry are unveiled today and in pole position is the X30/X31 from Newcastle to Lanchester in County Durham. Passenger figures for 2004 are up 131 per cent compared to 2003.
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