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Let’s Talk Transport is the easiest way for people to get involved in shaping the future of Staffordshire’s transport network.
Rugeley, Armitage and Handsacre Bus Improvement Project
We are currently running a project in the Rugeley area which aims to improve bus services. We want to hear from anyone who lives in this area, whether you use buses often, sometimes or not at all. Please take a look at our survey here.
Local Transport Plan
Thank you to everyone who participated in our engagement and consultation process for the Local Transport Plan (LTP). Following the closure of the public consultation and wider engagement, the LTP was adopted by Cabinet in December 2025.
For further information or to view the document, please click here.
Silverdale Greenway Barrier Redesign Survey
The Greenway has barriers because of concerns about the safety of path users and residents, particularly due to antisocial use of motorbikes.
Staffordshire County Council (SCC) and Walk Wheel Cycle Trust , working with Newcastle Borough Council, looked at ways to improve accessibility by changing the barriers to enable legitimate access to the Silverdale Greenway in line with the equality act.
In September 2025 Staffordshire County Council and the Walk Wheel Cycle Trust worked together to redesign the barriers to make the path easier to use.
Let’s Talk Transport is the easiest way for people to get involved in shaping the future of Staffordshire’s transport network.
Rugeley, Armitage and Handsacre Bus Improvement Project
We are currently running a project in the Rugeley area which aims to improve bus services. We want to hear from anyone who lives in this area, whether you use buses often, sometimes or not at all. Please take a look at our survey here.
Local Transport Plan
Thank you to everyone who participated in our engagement and consultation process for the Local Transport Plan (LTP). Following the closure of the public consultation and wider engagement, the LTP was adopted by Cabinet in December 2025.
For further information or to view the document, please click here.
Silverdale Greenway Barrier Redesign Survey
The Greenway has barriers because of concerns about the safety of path users and residents, particularly due to antisocial use of motorbikes.
Staffordshire County Council (SCC) and Walk Wheel Cycle Trust , working with Newcastle Borough Council, looked at ways to improve accessibility by changing the barriers to enable legitimate access to the Silverdale Greenway in line with the equality act.
In September 2025 Staffordshire County Council and the Walk Wheel Cycle Trust worked together to redesign the barriers to make the path easier to use.
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A net-zero transport system that supports sustainable economic prosperity, healthy, safe and inclusive communities, and excellent quality of life for residents, whilst seeking to enhance the built and natural environments.
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