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Monthly meetings
In light of social distancing requirements, our meetings have been pushed onto Zoom. We hope to return to normal as soon as this is safe and possible. In the meantime, if you want to get involved, please do get in touch and we’ll tell you how to join in. Our meetings are the last Tuesday of every month, from 7:30pm, so the next one will be Tuesday June 30th.
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EFTAG calls for segregated cycle routes
EFTAG calls for segregated cycle routes
LOCAL CYCLE CAMPAIGNERS MEET COUNCILLORS IN BUCKHURST HILL
On Thursday 11 July campaigners from Epping Forest Transport Action Group’s (EFTAG) cycling team met councillors from Buckhurst Hill Parish Council to discuss proposals for a segregated and integrated local cycle network. The routes connect Theydon Bois to Woodford through Debden, Loughton and Buckhurst Hill, with spurs to Chigwell and…
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AGM 2019
EFTAG’s annual general meeting is on 24 June at 7:30pm at the Lopping Hall in Loughton.
We’d love to hear how you think we can most effectively campaign for better transport in Epping Forest.
We have active groups looking at cycling infrastructure and at bus services across the district.
Come along and be part of making your area a cleaner, healthier, less congested place to live and…
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Waltham Abbey Community Speed Watch
Dave in Waltham Abbey is considering setting up a Community Speed Watch group and is looking for ten volunteers.
Can you help?
Let us know with the form below and we’ll get in touch.
There’s more information about Community Speed Watch schemes on the Safer Essex Roads Partnership website: Community Speed Watch.
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Setback for late evening bus campaign
Public transport campaigners in Epping Forest have been told that there’s no money to subsidise proposed late-evening bus services between Waltham Cross and Loughton/Debden. The services were intended to replace and extend the evening 250 and 251 services, which ended in August 2017 leaving no buses through Waltham Abbey after 9.15pm.
The Epping Forest Transport Action Group (EFTAG) approached…
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Do you use the 381? Let Essex County Council know.
Do you use the 381? Let Essex County Council know.
Essex County Council are currently running a survey for users of the 381 Harlow – Coopersale service.
They say,
Essex County Council is currently carrying out a questionnaire on Service 381 and would like feedback from passengers who currently use the service.
ECC hope to identify areas for improvement and increase passenger usage on this local 381 service.
If you use the service please take time…
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Take part: cycling in Loughton, Chigwell & Buckhurst Hill
Take part: cycling in Loughton, Chigwell & Buckhurst Hill
Essex County Council are proposing 26 new cycling schemes for Loughton, Chigwell & Buckhurst Hill in their draft Cycling Action Plan. Some of the proposals are great, some are so-so – and we think there are a few important things missing, too.
We’d like your help in sending feedback, so that the end result actually supports the council’s Cycling Strategy: to provide “Continental standard cycling…
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EFTAG talk about Epping Forest's bus services on BBC Essex
Dave was on Ian Wyatt’s BBC Essex radio programme this morning as part of a discussion about the BBC’s report, ‘Britain’s bus coverage hits 28-year low‘. Dave mostly spoke about bus services in Epping Forest.
You can listen to Dave’s contribution below. The full segment, which includes Liberal Democrat County Councillor David Kendall, followed by Ray Gooding, County Councillor responsible for…
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Would you use late-evening buses between Waltham Cross and Debden?
Back in summer 2017 Essex County Council ceased subsising the late evening 250 and 251 bus services which covered Waltham Cross to Loughton via Waltham Abbey town centre and Upshire. EOS London extended their 66 service to cover the early evening but our research has demonstrated that there is a need for late night services along this route. Following a meeting between ourselves, Essex County…
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Cycle campaigning meet-up Feb 2018
This is our kick-off meeting for cycle campaigning in 2018. We’ll also catch up on public transport and other campaigns that the Epping Forest Transport Action Group team are planning over the next few months.
Come and meet us, and tell us what our priorities should be, and how we can help each other.
You don’t have to register but it would be a great help to us if you do, so we can reserve…
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Accessible Transport - Have Your Say
Back in August the government published their draft Transport Accessibilty Action Plan, which is open for consultation until Wednesday 15th November.
We’re writing our response to the consultation at the moment but, as none of our core activists are directly affected by accessibility issues on public transport, we’re asking for your help.
The consultation document is 73 pages long with 15…
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EOS lay on buses for North Weald Fireworks Party 2017
EOS lay on buses for North Weald Fireworks Party 2017 #LeaveTheCarAtHome
Going to the North Weald Fireworks Party on Friday? Leave the car at home!
EOS Buses are running special services to get you there and back.
Route 1 – Ongar to North Weald Airfield
Pick up points:
Two Brewers 1830
Ongar Railway Station 1833
Four Wantz Roundabout 1835
North Weald Airfield 1845
Route 2 – Harlow to North Weald Airfield
Pick up points:
Sumners 1745
Staple Tye 1755
Katherines 1800
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Campaigners launch legal challenge to bring evening buses back.
The Epping Forest Transport Action Group (EFTAG), which campaigns for better public transport and safer streets in Epping Forest, has launched a legal challenge against Essex County Council’s decision to withdraw the evening 250 and 251 bus services from Waltham Cross to Loughton and Debden.
Dave Plummer, EFTAG’s lead bus campaigner, is taking the action on behalf of the group. He said,
‘The loss…
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Meeting leads to new bus service for Epping St Johns
Meeting leads to new bus service for Epping St Johns
A meeting organised by EFTAG has led to a new trial bus service for Epping St John’s students.
Many parents were concerned when the 213 bus service was replaced by the 13 as the timetable and fares seemed to change overnight. Chris Hunn from EOS Buses amended the timetable following concerns raised by parents but hadn’t met parents face to face.
Chris Hunn, from EOS Buses, said,
“Following the…
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Did you use the 250 and/or 251 evening bus services?
Did you use the 250 and/or 251 evening bus services? #Save250251 #WalthamAbbey #Loughton #EppingForest
When Essex County Council withdrew their subsidy for the evening 250 and 251 bus services they said that the main reason was a lack of passengers, which they say were between six and twelve per day across both services.
We are aware that many people using these bus services boarded without being given a ticket, which would have artifically reduced the passenger numbers that the council used to…
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EFTAG responds to draft Cycling Action Plan
EFTAG responds to draft Cycling Action Plan
Last year Essex County Council published a first draft of their Cycling Action Plan for Epping Forest.
EFTAG Cycling have sent an initial response to the team at Essex Highways that are working on the Plan, pointing out:
national and international best-practice that should be used in designing new schemes;
some places where we don’t agree with the Action Plan’s assessment of current cycling…
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