Getting Us Around

Graham Stuart convened a meeting of fifteen cyclists to discuss the need for repairs to the A1035 cycle path at Leven.  After listening to concerns raised by a number of local cyclists, Graham arranged this meeting to address the safety issues and explore possible solutions.

Graham has called on the Prime Minister to reverse his decision to increase the £2 bus fare cap by 50% to £3, a £500 tax on working people.  In a speech in the West Midlands yesterday, the Prime Minister confirmed reports in the media that the government would not maintain the £2 bus fare

Graham has pledged to protect our rural buses which could be at risk in this month’s budget following reports that the Chancellor is considering scrapping the previous government’s scheme.  He has launched a petition to maintain affordable bus fares, which constituents can sign at

In response to a recent question by Graham, the new government has refused to confirm that the transformational Local Transport Fund will be awarded to Beverley and Holderness.    Graham will now be re-doubling his efforts to save this fund in the wake of the new government seemingly ign

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, has delivered on his promise of delivering more frequent bus journeys between Hull and Withernsea.   From January 29th, the 75 bus will run once an hour between Hull, Hedon and Withernsea after 5.30pm.

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, is delighted to have the backing of East Riding Council as he pushes for shorter and more frequent bus journeys to and from Withernsea.  During his meeting with the Transportation Services Manager for ERYC, Colin Walker, South Ea

Graham is continuing the fight to create a new railway line between York and Hull.    Graham, alongside Hull MPs Dame Diana Johnson and Emma Hardy, was told by Rail Minister Huw Merriman in a meeting in Parliament last week that the proposed line remains under consideration.  &nbsp

Thanks to your readers, 1178 people in Withernsea have signed the petition to save the thirty jobs at Withernsea Bus Depot on Bannister Street.   I’m taken aback.

Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness and Julian Sturdy, MP for York Outer, have met with infrastructure consultancy AECOM and the Minsters Rail group to discuss next steps for the proposed new rail line to link York and Hull through the Wolds towns.   The proposed new rail line, whic

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, today announces the results of his survey about the proposed new York to Hull Rail Link, which he has long advocated. In his survey of 196 residents of the East Riding of Yorkshire, 98% of respondents expressed support for the scheme,