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Member Event – Join our next Pan London Mobility Forum – November 2018

Transport for All

Our next Pan London Mobility Forum is coming soon. This member-only event will be the occasion to discuss...

Our next Pan London Mobility Forum is coming soon.

This member-only event will be the occasion to discuss our latest campaign on patient transport and discuss the issues you are facing every day.

  • When: 15th November 2018, afternoon
  • Where: in Brixton
We have received more than a hundred responses to our survey on Patient Transport. Thank you to everyone who took part in it. We are now reviewing the responses and we hope to present you the results of this research at the event. For the past 3-4 months, the TfA Helpline has received an increasing number of calls from patients being denied patient transport despite being previously eligible. This event will also be the occasion for you to feedback on the issues you are facing; and discuss Transport for All campaigns.

We will also discuss TfA’s coming campaigns.

The forum is a unique arena for discussion and debate on capital-wide transport issues that affect disabled and older Londoners.

You must be a TfA member to register.

It’s not too late to become a member and then to register for this event. After you have become a member, we will send you an invitation.

Click here to become a member.

Note for members: An invitation has been sent to all our members by email or by post. If you haven’t received the information, please contact us.

We are looking forward to seeing you at this event.

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