The Active Travel Fund will provide local authorities with the resources to improve streets for pedestrians and cyclists. New schemes will help to deliver public health and environmental benefits. It’s about the places where people want to live – e.g. enabling children to walk to school safely and breathe clean air. We also know that high-quality infrastructure is the main barrier to
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Energy Saving Trust and the Department for Transport have announced the 14 successful local authorities that have secured...
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Active Travel England announce the formation of a new advisory panel to support the organisation in its aim...
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Cycle to Work Day is back on Thursday, 1 August 2024! 25 July 2024
The Bikeability Trust publish their 2023 Impact Report 24 July 2024
Get your friends and family together and join one of Cycling UK’s events or rides during the summer holidays 24 July 2024
Pindar Creative appointed to create bi-lingual leaflets and information boards for Ramblers Cymru’s Paths to Wellbeing project 24 July 2024
Closing time! Nominations for the 2024 Team Modeshift National Sustainable Travel Awards 17 July 2024
