More than 100 bus drivers have taken advantage of special medical devices in their canteens.
Passengers of two bus services, which the Combined Authority saved, can now look forward to no gap in service when the operator pulls out.
Elderly and vulnerable passengers are able to gain extra help and support while travelling on buses through a new initiative.
An update has been given on roadworks, which have had an emergency lane closure in place for more than a year.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) board members voted to save two bus services which were at risk of being cut.
Members of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) Board have approved a proposal to extend the popular Tiger pass scheme.
A bid by Cambridgeshire mayor Paul Bristow to save an at-risk bus service was backed by the Combined Authority Board today.
The Tiger pass scheme has been extended to March 2026 with options to deliver a permanent pass being worked on in the meantime.
A mayor of a combined authority has defended his plans to extend a bus pass scheme ahead of a final decision being made.
A proposal to save two bus services being withdrawn by an operator will be considered by the Combined Authority Board next week.
Works on a road which has had an emergency lane closure in place for a year have begun.
Regeneration, potholes and drugs are up for discussion in this week’s letters.
People travelling on buses in Fenland could face having to pay higher bus fares earlier than expected.
An independent review of how best to bring bus franchising to Cambridgeshire is set to take place.
