Passengers already face crippling price rises, late trains and cancelled services. Now government funding cuts mean over 1,000 train ticket offices are set to close, including at Exeter Central and St Davids.
Removing this essential point of contact creates job losses and makes it more difficult for people to use public transport, particularly visitors, elderly and disabled people.
Raise your voice by:
->responding to the consultation by 1st September
->signing our petition to save Exeter’s train ticket offices
The government have u-turned, bowing to public pressure from petitions and the consultation.
Will Aczel joined debating, voting, meeting, training, and socialising at Lib Dem Conference last weekend.
They need to get a grip and start showing some leadership, or get it over with and call a General Election now.
We have selected local Will Aczel to fight for a fair deal for Exeter at the next general election.
Devon County Council is consulting on turning the bike lane in front of John Lewis into a bus gate and bike lane.
In addition to our amazing result of a gain and a hold in Exeter, Lib Dems have been smashing it across Devon and the country.
On Devon County Council, Labour again joined Conservatives to vote through their budget and cuts to county services. Labour also voted against the Lib...