The future of local bus services was the subject of a report published this week by the Transport Select Committee, which examined the long-term decline in bus provision over the past decade. Drawing on evidence from organisations across the country, the Committee warned of the significant impact this trend could have on communities—particularly those outside
Devolution passed two milestones recently, with the Government publishing the English Devolution and Community Engagement Bill and its response to consultations on establishing Mayoral Combined County Authorities in Sussex and Brighton and Hampshire and the Solent. Following the consultations, the Government has confirmed it intends to establish Mayoral Authorities for Sussex and Brighton, and Hampshire
Transport for the South East held our Annual General meeting on 21st July 2025. We are pleased to announce the reappointment of Cllr Keith Glazier OBE as Chairman and Cllr Simon Curry as Vice Chairman of Transport for the South East. Reflecting on his reappointment, Cllr Keith Glazier shared: “There is still a lot of
We were delighted to welcome a broad and diverse range of business leaders to our first-ever Business Summit, held in Guildford this week. The event brought together stakeholders from across the public and private sectors, all united by a shared interest in helping shape the future of transport across the South East. The summit centred
It’s the first anniversary of TfSE’s Centre of Excellence One year ago today, we launched our Centre of Excellence, a digital space exclusively for local transport authorities (LTAs) in the South East. Initiated by government and built in collaboration with our LTAs, the Centre of Excellence has been designed to enhance the capability and capacity
Cllr Keith Glazier awarded OBE in King’s Birthday Honours Cllr Keith Glazier, Chair of Transport for the South East, has been awarded an OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours in recognition of his longstanding dedication to public service. Cllr Glazier has represented the Rye and Eastern Rother area on East Sussex County Council since 1997
The new Lyminster bypass connecting Littlehampton and Bognor Regis has been officially opened by West Sussex County Council. The project was supported by government funding secured in collaboration with Transport for the South East (TfSE).
We are delighted to have made the shortlist for the CIHT Awards for 2025, which celebrate excellence and innovation within the industry.
Transport for the South East (TfSE) will continue to make the case for improved transport infrastructure and sustainable travel options in the South East following a £2.1m funding settlement from the government for 2025/26.
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