THE UK CHARITY FOR EVERYDAY WALKING
Join one of the UK's biggest design competitions for children for a chance to win FREE walk to school resources for a whole year!
The 11 winning designs will be turned into more than 300,000 badges and this year's theme is 'Walk through time'.
Ready to get creative?
Public health. Air pollution. Climate change. Transport. Road safety.
These are all big issues affecting our towns and cities, and making walking and wheeling the easiest and safest options for everyday journeys is a key part of the solution.
With local and mayoral elections taking place in May, now is the time for our decision-makers to choose walking.
Join us online, In person or at one of our viewing hubs
Our 2022 event will focus on how we create truly inclusive streets, bringing together people from across the UK and internationally to explore how we break down barriers to walking and wheeling in order to create places where people want to rest, play and spend time.
And this year we have multiple ways to attend.
Book your place today.
Scotland was the first UK country to issue a nationwide ban on pavement parking in 2019.
However we are concerned the ban might be undermined by guidelines for local authorities that could leave councils able to make needless exemptions.
Use our online form to write to the Scottish Government before the 11 March deadline.
Join one of the UK's biggest design competitions for children for a chance to win FREE walk to school resources for a whole year!
The 11 winning designs will be turned into more than 300,000 badges and this year's theme is 'Walk through time'.
Ready to get creative?
We are passionate about making big changes in our communities, and being a powerful voice for pedestrians.
But we simply can’t say that if we are only hearing a limited range of voices.
Read more about how Living Streets is changing the way it conducts its campaigns and Local Groups work.
A generation ago, 70% of us walked to school – now it’s less than half.
We want to reverse this decline. We want children to be energised and empowered, and to make walking to school their natural choice.
And we know just how to do it.
Explore our interactive street below. Click on the "learn more" icons to find out how together we can create better streets for walking.
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