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, a long-time supporter of the campaign for a new rail link between York and Hull, via Beverley, Pocklington, Market Weighton and Stamford Bridge, has secured confirmation from the Government that money from the £168 million Local Transport Fund could be used to fund an engineering study.&nbsp

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, returned to Preston to discuss ways to improve the roads in the village.   Following the Government’s announcement that East Riding of Yorkshire Council will be receiving £168 million from the Local Transport Fund to improve

Graham visited Patrington Primary School’s Pupil Parliament to work with them to improve road safety in the village.    In March, Patrington Primary School launched their road safety campaign following concerns when pupils are being picked up and dropped off at school.    Gra

Graham visited Long Lane Junction with Woodmansey Parish Councillors to discuss how to improve it.    Long Lane is designated a quiet zone in the town and was built for residents, dog walkers and cyclists to use.

Graham attended a meeting in Middleton about resurrecting plans for a bypass.    Graham attended the meeting following discussions with Beverley Rural councillor Jeremy Wilcock (Lib Dem) about how the transformational £168 million Local Transport Fund could be spent.    Follo

Graham is delighted by responses to his survey about what communities across Beverley and Holderness should do with their share of the transformational £168 Million Local Transport Fund.   The £168 Million fund, from the proceeds of the cancellation of HS2 comes with no strings attached, as r