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hoppa reaches milestone on its journey to net zero Waverley hoppa Community Transport has reached a significant milestone on its journey to net zero.   The local charity has recently taken delivery of its eighth electric bus which means a quarter of its fleet is now electric. This brings the community transport provider closer to […]

Changes to our fares Changes in how we are funded combined with the government’s increase in employer’s national insurance contributions and the minimum wage have led to a substantial rise in running costs. To preserve the high-level, door-to-door service that customers expect, our fares increased with effect from 1 April. How you will be affected Godalming,

Free transport helps young people attend valuable service A free youth transport service is set to launch on Friday 28 February, providing more young people with the opportunity to attend Haslemere’s A Place to be Youth Club. The collaboration between Waverley hoppa Community Transport and A Place to Be has been made possible by a

Popular service set to continue for another year Funding from the Luigi Francescon Trust, Cranleigh Lions and Cranleigh Hospital League of Friends has safeguarded a popular community service for another year. Hospital hoppa for Cranleigh launched in December 2023 with enough funding to run it initially for one year. Since the service launched, hoppa has

hoppa leads the way with all-electric community bus service in Farnham Waverley hoppa has achieved a major green milestone by making Farnham the first town to benefit from an all-electric community transport service. Thanks to funding from Farnham Town Council and Surrey County Council, the charity has been able to purchase three electric buses to

HOPPA SCOOPS SUSTAINABILITY IMPACT AWARD Waverley hoppa Community Transport has been honoured with a coveted sustainability impact award at CREST23, Surrey’s only green business awards.   The Sustainability Impact award for businesses with a turnover of over £1-million, was awarded to hoppa in recognition of how it consistently improves people’s lives through its day-to-day business

FREE TRAVEL FOR PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GODALMING AND SURROUNDING LOCAL VILLAGES People who live in Godalming and the surrounding villages can take advantage of free weekday travel on Waverley hoppa Community Transport’s Shoppa service this autumn. Passengers are invited to ride for free between the hours of 9.30am and 2pm from 1 October to

hoppa receives £2,000 grant Chiddingfold Parish Council has renewed its support for Waverley hoppa Community Transport with a grant for £2,000. hoppa can be used by anybody who does not have access to any other means of transport. The hoppa Shoppa service is popular with Chiddingfold residents who want a lift to the supermarket so

hoppa is declared an autism-friendly service Waverley hoppa Community Transport has received accreditation for being autism friendly. The award was made by the National Autism Society in recognition of hoppa’s autism friendly practices which include training staff to enhance their autism knowledge and developing and implementing an action plan to make its services ‘autism friendly’.

NEW HOPPA BUS IS SUPERCHARGED AND READY TO SERVE FARNHAM A new eco-friendly transport option has gone into service in Farnham. The state-of-the-art electric bus was unveiled by the Mayor of Farnham, Councillor Alan Earwaker on Thursday 6 July. It is the second electric vehicle to join Waverley hoppa Community Transport’s fleet and marks a