THE UK CHARITY FOR EVERYDAY WALKING
Our Walking Summits
In just a few years our walking summits have established themselves as highlights in the street planning calendar.
Bringing together thought-leaders, decision-makers and grassroots campaigners, our summits aim to inspire and shape debate on how we can create towns and cities that are fitter for walking.
Pavements are for people!
Pavement parking, street clutter, and badly-place electric vehicle charging points are just three issues which can make our pavements inaccessible.
Our new action packs will help you take action in your local area to protect our footways.
Write to your councils and local newspaper, and let's reclaim our pavements!
Scotland one step closer to banning pavement parking!
Scottish Parliament has endorsed the general principles of a new transport bill - which includes changes to restrictions that could prohibit pavement parking.
Find out more about this exciting news, and our response to it.
Living Streets is 90!
This year marks our 90th anniversary.
We hope you will join us as we look back at our early successes, the strides we have taken to improve our streets and inspire people to get walking - and the ones we have yet to take.
Get ready for Walk to School Week - 20-24 May 2019
As Living Streets is celebrating its 90th anniversary, we're giving Walk to School Week a special spin in 2019.
The week will take pupils on a special walking journey, retracing the steps of our greatest achievements over the course of our 90 years.
Find out more - and buy your packs now.
Walking is man's best medicine
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.
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Press releases
22.03.2019
Shanaze Reade named first-ever Cycling and Walking Ambassador for West Midlands
22.03.2019
Taking steps to prevent isolation and loneliness in later life
21.03.2019
400 schools benefit from £1m walk to school funding
11.03.2019
Health chiefs want ban on idling cars near schools - comment
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