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ADEPT's comment on forthcoming transport cuts

Mike Ashworth, Chair of ADEPT’s Transport Board said: “Obviously we need to see the details, but we urge the DfT to protect the agreed maintenance block which is essential to keep our traffic moving and our businesses operating. Any reduction in capital funding, coming on top of cuts already made, would have a severe impact on Local Authorities’ ability to deliver the Highways Asset Management plans - these are essential to maintain our Highways and reduce spending in the longer term.  “Given that the Minister Andrew Jones stated to ADEPT members last week that 'buses are the backbone of

Transport funding outside London must change says ADEPT

Underfunding of transport projects outside London has to stop says Council DirectorsADEPT, the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport has today weighed in behind the Transport Committee’s findings that there must be an end to the shortfall in support for the region’s transport infrastructure. The Association has backed recommendations that there must be a more ‘equitable distribution’ of funding to stop the regions losing out especially in areas where the private sector is not as well equipped as the capital to invest. Following the publication of the

ADEPT Directors call for emergency funding review

Response times need to be quicker and funding easier to access in times of extreme weatherWith the re-opening of the main rail line into the far South West at Dawlish, the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport (ADEPT) is calling on the Government to review the funding mechanisms and operational planning behind its official response to severe weather. The organisation is the voice of Local Authority County, Unitary and metropolitan Directors across England representing members throughout the country. ADEPT President Steve Kent said: “It’s great news

ADEPT Directors call for emergency funding review

Response times need to be quicker and funding easier to access in times of extreme weatherWith the re-opening of the main rail line into the far South West at Dawlish, the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport (ADEPT) is calling on the Government to review the funding mechanisms and operational planning behind its official response to severe weather. The organisation is the voice of Local Authority County, Unitary and metropolitan Directors across England representing members throughout the country. ADEPT President Steve Kent said: “It’s great news

ADEPT Directors call for emergency funding review

Response times need to be quicker and funding easier to access in times of extreme weatherWith the re-opening of the main rail line into the far South West at Dawlish, the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport (ADEPT) is calling on the Government to review the funding mechanisms and operational planning behind its official response to severe weather. The organisation is the voice of Local Authority County, Unitary and metropolitan Directors across England representing members throughout the country. ADEPT President Steve Kent said: “It’s great news

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