Walk to Work Week 2012 (14-18 May)

 

Walk to Work Week 2012 will be taking place on the 14 to 18 May 2012 as part of the Great British Walking Challenge.

heart.jpgMake sure that you join the thousands of employees across the UK who will be walking to, from and during work as part of one of the healthiest workplace challenges around. You can sign up your workplace for free on our My Living Streets website; where you and your colleagues will be able to log your miles, minutes and steps walked and see individual as well as collective totals of miles walked, calories burnt and potential carbon dioxide savings.

We'll be sending out more information over the coming months in the run up to the challenge so make sure you keep checking back or keep up to date with our eBulletin.

 

Free challenge resources

Our Walk to Work Week resources for employers give you everything you need to plan, promote and run the challenge in your workplace.

free_WTWW_resources.jpgEmployer's guide (.pdf)
Full of advice and ideas for planning your Walk to Work Week and spreading the word to staff.

PowerPoint presentation (.ppt)
A handy slideshow covering the key facts about the challenge. Perfect for presenting to senior management to get buy in.

Email templates (.doc)
Customisable text to edit and send our to staff ahead of, during and after the challenge.

Poster (.pdf)
Just print and put up in your workplace to help promote the challenge. Printable at A4 and A3.

Promotional flyer (.pdf)
Ideal to hand out to staff or pop in pigeon holes.

Offline record card (.pdf)
Allows staff without access to a PC to still take part in the challenge.

Graphics
An assortment of graphics to use on your website, intranet or e-newsletters:
Walk to Work Week Heart graphic
Walk to Work Week landscape graphic
Web button 300x250px
Web banner 468x60px
Email header graphic

Press release template (.doc)
Get some coverage in your local press using this customisable template.

 

Not your first time?

If you took part in Walk to Work Week 2011 and already have a profile and group set up on our My Living Streets website then the good news is that you don't have to re-register. We've kept everything live to make it easier for you to take the reins again and have more time to get new people on board. Last year’s efforts are still up but you will be able to see your specific totals and new leaderboards for this year’s challenge once the Week has started.

If things have changed and you want to update details on your profile or about your group then you can log back at any time to do this. Whether you've changed jobs, have a new address or want to amend your group name - you can do this and more using the "edit profile" and "edit group" settings when you log back in.


2011 Highlights

Walk to Work Week 2011 saw over 8,000 employees taking part and collectively we walked over 77,000 miles. Find out more about how the challenge went on our Walk to Work Week 2011 highlights page.