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

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, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, Cllr Claire Holmes, Cllr Sean McMaster and Cllr Lyn Healing are working together to save the East Yorkshire Buses depot on Bannister Street in Withernsea following a fire in the building next door.   Ben Gilligan, Managing Direc

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, welcomes the great news that most single bus journeys in Beverley and Holderness will be capped at £2 for another 3 months until 30th June.   As part of the Government’s ‘Help for Households Campaign’, the Government is inve

Following the closure of the popular England Springs pedestrian railway crossing between Beverley and Woodmansey, Graham Stuart is hosting a public meeting on Saturday 4th February at 9.30am for residents to have their say about Network Rail’s closure of the England Springs crossing.   Almost

Graham Stuart MP has backed calls to re-open the England Springs Level Crossing, closed last month without prior notice.   Network Rail has closed the popular pedestrian crossing, used by over a hundred people on an average day.   Minster and Woodmansey Councillors Kerri Harold and Dav

A bid to restore a 40-mile direct rail route between Hull and York has today been given the green light by Government Ministers.