Accessible journeys connecting people to places that matter
Making Journeys Possible
BCT provides community transport services via our social car scheme which involves volunteers driving their own cars, and by using a small fleet of minibuses, driven by staff members and volunteers. There are also several day trips arranged throughout the year.
We provide door to door services for our residents of Brentwood who are unable to use mainstream public transport due to mobility or other difficulties.
People can use our door to door transport for a wide variety of reasons, such as shopping, attending luncheon clubs or healthcare appointments, visiting friends and family, and going on organised day trips to local attractions.
‘Our Little Blue Bus 808 service’ connects people to Brentwood Community Hospital and services in the town centre. It runs to a registered timetable and can be accessed by all. Valid concessionary bus passes accepted. Due to limited capacity on this service, wheelchair users should telephone the office to book their space before travel.
The scheme is run by a small staff team based in Brentwood, including our highly skilled and motivated volunteers. If you are interested and would like to find out more about what we do and how you can get involved by becoming a volunteer, please contact us.
Our History
In 2000 Brentwood Community Transport Partnership was formed with the aim of improving the transport provision for people in the local community who had limited mobility or who would otherwise be socially excluded or geographically isolated.
Following on from this Brentwood Community Transport was finally launched on 21st May 2001.