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Tackling congestion with Park and Stride
How Park and Stride is helping pupils across Greater Manchester take to their feet.
Greater Manchester's Pupil Protest
Pupils in Didsbury decide to strike. However, it's more of a walk in than a walk out.
22.08.2019
Packmoor Primary and Woolcool, Stoke-on-Trent
How a local business and a school came together to improve their neighbourhood.
Why Oxfordshire Council runs WOW
How running our walk to school challenge has boosted active travel across one UK county.
12.02.2018
Sunnyside Primary has the WOW factor
Alloa pupils impress judges in a creative competition, as all Clackmannanshire schools start WOW.
31.10.2017
MP puts best foot forward in Surrey
Transport secretary, Chris Grayling, joins Surrey pupils in his constituency for Walk to School.
20.10.2017
Abbotswood Primary, South Glos
How one school 's commitment to walking to school with us culminated in a huge rise in walking rates.
17.07.2017
Wansdyke Primary School, Bristol
How one school 's commitment to walking to school with us culminated in a hugely successful Park & Stride sche…
20.06.2017
Durham students design Walk to School banners
Durham schools celebrate International Walk to School Month with Walk to School banner competition.
Percy Main Primary school in North Tyneside
A headmaster explains the benefits of WOW and how schools can fund the programme though sports premium.
School road closure in Camden
How Living Streets worked with a London school and its local council to close its street to traffic.
23.02.2017
School street audit in Surrey
How one pupil's love of WOW has led to some serious walkability improvements in Hersham.
03.11.2016
When your daughter is off to a "big" school soon...
This mum's lovely message got us thinking about all the memories we make on the walk to school.
WoW schools in Lincolnshire run photo competition
North Lincolnshire WoW schools get snap happy on their walk to school.
Charles Maher award goes to Tyneside pupil
The 2015 Charles Maher award has gone to a Year 5 pupil from Tyne & Wear.
Car-free zones trial in Edinburgh
Scheme sees streets outside several primary schools closed to motorised vehicles at peak times.
21.12.2015
The benefits of WOW - from a mother's perspective
Manchester mum tells us about inspiration, quality time and immunity to bad weather.
