Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, and Member of Parliament for Chelsea & Fulham, Greg Hands, joined forces on their campaign to Save Our Buses, hopping on bus 211 to highlight how vital it is to local people.

Bus route 211 is Westminster's hospital bus route. It currently connects Westminster to five hospitals; Charing Cross; Chelsea & Westminster; the Royal Brompton; the Royal Marsden, and St Thomas' hospitals. But the Mayor of London's plan, despite widespread opposition, means this crucial route will disappear from Westminster. Sign Nickie's petition to save this vital route below.

Bus route 11, another key route connecting Westminster to the City of London is also set for changes, with the Mayor ploughing ahead and cutting this route from the City.

Join Nickie and Greg's campaign to save these crucial routes across central London. Sign Nickie's petition below and find out more here.

Save bus routes 11, N11, and 211!

We, the undersigned, call on the Mayor of London and Transport for London to keep the number 11, N11, and 211 bus services on the same routes and existing frequencies.

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