New late evening Waltham Cross – Loughton via Waltham Abbey and Upshire, returning via Debden service proposed. Help us show that it will be used.Read More »Would you use late-evening buses between Waltham Cross and Debden?
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This is our kick-off meeting for cycle campaigning in 2018. We’ll also catch up on public transport and other campaigns that the Epping Forest Transport… Read More »Cycle campaigning meet-up Feb 2018
Back in August the government published their draft Transport Accessibility Action Plan, which is open for consultation until Wednesday 15th November. We’re writing our response… Read More »Accessible Transport – Have Your Say
Going to the North Weald Fireworks Party on Friday? Leave the car at home! EOS Buses are running special services to get you there and… Read More »EOS lay on buses for North Weald Fireworks Party 2017
The Epping Forest Transport Action Group (EFTAG), which campaigns for better public transport and safer streets in Epping Forest, has launched a legal challenge against… Read More »Campaigners launch legal challenge to bring evening buses back.
A meeting organised by EFTAG has led to a new trial bus service for Epping St John’s students. Many parents were concerned when the 213… Read More »Meeting leads to new bus service for Epping St Johns
When Essex County Council withdrew their subsidy for the evening 250 and 251 bus services they said that the main reason was a lack of… Read More »Did you use the 250 and/or 251 evening bus services?
Last year Essex County Council published a first draft of their Cycling Action Plan for Epping Forest. EFTAG Cycling have sent an initial response to… Read More »EFTAG responds to draft Cycling Action Plan
As you may be aware Waltham Abbey Town Council currently have a questionnaire about bus use in Waltham Abbey. We’re hosting this online version on… Read More »Waltham Abbey Town Council Passenger Transport Questionnaire