Salisbury Campaign for Better Transport (UK)
We are a local group, based in Salisbury Wiltshire, of the UK Campaign for Better Transport, who have been helping to create transport policies and programmes that give people better lives since 1973. Working nationally and locally, collectively and as individuals, through high-level lobbying and strong public campaigning, we make good transport ideas a reality and stop bad ones from happening.
Our campaigns involve promoting improvements to rail and bus services, helping reclaim the streets from the car through traffic reduction, and fighting the government's plans for road building and increase in aviation traffic.
We were known as Salisbury Transport 2000 until September 2007 and have been campaigning in Salisbury since 1997
Latest News
Please note that our next meeting and AGM will be on Tuesday 23rd June 2009 at 7:30pm in the Battle of Britain Room at the Royal British Legion Club 9-11 Endless Street Salisbury (opposite the bus station).
**The TransWilts rail campaign have a new page to pledge support for improvements to train services in Wiltshire. Please click on the link (under Links on r.h.s) to sign up!**
Consultation Responses
- May 2009 Response to Wiltshire Council's Local Transport Plan 2011 Consultation Issues Paper
(205KB) - May 2009 Paper on Transport implications of the Salisbury Vision
(156KB)
- October 2008 Response to Salisbury District Council's "Our Place in the Future" consultation
(173KB)
- October 2008 Joint response with Friends of the Earth SW to Stonehenge Consultation
(718KB) 12 pages
- October 2008 Summary of joint response with FoE SW to Stonehenge Consultation
(194KB) 3 pages
Last updated
June 1st 2009