Round-up of recent media mentions
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Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched a major review of more than 6,000 bus stops across South West Wales ahead of the rollout of bus franchising in the region. Delivered by Externiture, the survey will assess stop condition, accessibility features and passenger information, helping create a clearer evidence base for future investment and improvements across the network.
Read the full Transport for Wales news story here: TfW Latest News
Our charitable donation of two new player shelters to Chipping Norton Swifts Football Club has been warmly received across local media. Coverage has appeared in the Oxford Mail, Oxford Magazine, Witney Gazette, and community-focused Chippy Blog, all highlighting the difference the shelters are already making for players, coaches and supporters. Each outlet has picked up on the community value of the project — and the personal connection through our colleagues Beth Heron and Craig Walker and their daughter’s involvement with the U13 girls’ team.
Read all about it:– Oxford Mail – Read Article – Oxford Magazine – Read Article – Witney Gazette – Read Article
Our Thatcham shelter installs featured locally. Coverage in Thatcham Town Council’s printed Residents’ Newsletter and West Berkshire Council’s digital Residents’ Newsletter highlighted four sedum-roof Mono shelters and two barrel-vault shelters, plus our groundworks and traffic management. We’re proud to keep improving hometown stops with West Berkshire Council and Thatcham Town Council.
Our Mono SuperHub at Court Drive, Dunstable has been featured by BBC News and Luton Today, highlighting its 14-bay design, wireless charging, cycle storage and green roof. Recognised as a ‘star bus stop’ in Campaign for Better Transport’s Better Bus Stops report, the shelter showcases how modern bus infrastructure can improve comfort, accessibility and sustainability for thousands of passengers every day.
Read the BBC coverage – ‘Super shelter’ for area’s busiest bus stop
Read Luton Today’s coverage – Dunstables’s busiest bus stop transformed into ‘cutting-edge shelter’ with charging points and cycle storage.
Read the Campaign for Better Transport’s report – Better Bus Stops – Creating a national bus stop standard
