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Annual Review Launches; The Power of Community

Annual Review Launches; The Power of Community

Westway Community Transport (WCT) launches its Annual Review for 2025, setting out the difference we have been making in our communities over the last financial year.  The review covers our individual transport services – including, our shopper services, day trip...

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Our CEO, Finalist for National Prize!

Our CEO, Finalist for National Prize!

Kathleen Lyons, Westway CT’s CEO, is a finalist at the Women in Bus and Coach Awards in the Best Woman in Community Transport category. The Women in Bus and Coach Awards celebrate outstanding women and allies making a difference across the bus and coach industry, and...

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Home to School with Student Safe

Home to School with Student Safe

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re working with Student Safe to provide safe, reliable, practical transport that also helps towards building a greener environment. From this new term we’ll be visiting the new school in the Olympia development, Wetherby Pembridge -...

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Always Up For Feedback – It Drives Us!

Always Up For Feedback – It Drives Us!

Recently we hosted a 'Have Your Say' about community transport at our offices. It was organised by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea who invited users to share their views on the services available. It was great to get feedback that can be used by all...

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New Film On The Block – Go see it!

New Film On The Block – Go see it!

Please watch this film! It showcases how brilliant and necessary community transport is! It’s Everything to so many people. It's easy to take transport for granted when you have it, but we shouldn’t, because when we don’t have access it can be literally quietly...

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Access To Transport Helps Beat Loneliness

Access To Transport Helps Beat Loneliness

It’s official, access to transport is essential to beating loneliness. A new study by the Social Market Foundation showed that there is a very real link between transport or the lack thereof, and loneliness.  The think tank used data from the Department of Transport...

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Notting Hill Carnival – Have Your Say

Notting Hill Carnival – Have Your Say

The Notting Hill Carnival is coming and it's a big deal where we operate, across Kensington & Chelsea, and Westminster. The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea along with the Notting Hill Carnival organisers are running carnival drop in sessions over the next...

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Have Your Say On Local Community Transport

Have Your Say On Local Community Transport

Join us on Friday 11th July at our depot with Royal Borough of Kensington, and Chelsea and Westminster City Council to be part of the team shaping community transport across the boroughs! This is a chance to have your say on how this vital service works for older...

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We Are Recruiting – Drivers Needed

We Are Recruiting – Drivers Needed

Can you drive? Are you looking to change lanes? Do you want a job that doesn’t feel like a job? Well, we have just the ticket. Drive for us.  We’re recruiting drivers for our community transport service, helping to fight loneliness and isolation as we make transport...

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How are you – let me guess, Fine?

How are you – let me guess, Fine?

How you feeling?  'I’m fine'  - must be our favourite response to 'How are you?' But are you, really? It’s National Loneliness Week, hosted by The Marmalade Trust, so we can’t all be fine, given that a quiet epidemic is blanketing the nation, and...

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In Celebration of National Volunteers Week

In Celebration of National Volunteers Week

It’s National Volunteer Week – a time to celebrate the incredible impact of volunteers across the country. But with 15 million people* giving their time to over 166,000 organisations, you could argue that every week is volunteer week. Volunteers are the backbone of so...

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Creating a Dementia Friendly Society

Creating a Dementia Friendly Society

This week is National Dementia Action Awareness Week 19 -25 May 2025, led by Alzheimer's Society. By 2040 it’s expected that 1.4 million people will be living with dementia. This condition has a huge impact on individuals and families, it’s confusing and challenging...

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