Congleton Climate Action

29/09/2026

Use a wheeled mobility device (wheelchair, mobility scooter, cycle) and want to map accessible routes?

You can with the Mobility Mapper app. The more info on it, the more use to all who want to plan their route, and also gives a snapshot of where improvements are needed.

Accessible routes benefit everyone wanting to travel sustainably. If people with mobility aids can use a route, then so can people with pushchairs and those wanting to walk somewhere easily.

https://www.mobilitymapper.co.uk/ (or contact [email protected])

Join Mobility Mapper. Record your journeys, report barriers, and map accessible toilets and Blue Badge parking to help build the wheelable network for wheelers.

22/09/2026

Free town buses this Saturday on the day of the Green Festival/Fayre. For everyone not just for people heading for the exhibits.

🚌 Free buses across Congleton this Saturday! 🌱🛍️

💚 Provided by Congleton Town Council, local buses are FREE all day within the Congleton boundary!

With the Green Fayre (10am–3pm) and the Makers Market on, there is so much going on in town 🎪🪴 🎶
Skip the parking stress, leave the car at home, and hop on board to explore the stalls, shops, and event activities.
Route details in the poster 👇

24/08/2026

Free buses within Congleton on Sat 29th Aug. For anyone, not just jazz and blues enthusiasts. Thanks Congleton Town Council

FREE BUSES !! Don't forget that this coming Saturday there will be free bus journeys to-and-from the festival. Thanks to Congleton Town Council, bus journeys will be free within the Congleton boundary. Please read this notice carefully and check timetables here: https://bustimes.org/search?q=Congleton

So leave the car at home, hop on the bus, and we'll see you in town !!

13/07/2026

Free buses within Congleton town boundary on upcoming Saturday 18th July. For anyone, not just people going to Pride.

15/06/2026

Two members of our subgroup Congleton Sustainable Travel were named Unsung Heroes at the recent Mayor’s Civic Award event. For working to remove many barriers that were blocking access for disabled people. Thanks for the recognition!

03/06/2026

Biddulph Valley Way/national cycle route 55 is now accessible from Bromley Rd, thanks to our subgroup, Congleton Sustainable Travel. The A-frame and horse stile have gone, meaning those of you with pushchairs, double buggies, wheelchairs, trikes, tandems and other non-standard cycles can use this access point. Many thanks to all who supported this change (including Congleton Town Council, WWCT (formerly Sustrans) and local user groups) and Cheshire East's Green Infrastructure and Highways departments.