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AtkinsRéalis are our Headline Partner for the 2026 UK Walking Summit in Liverpool. We spoke to them about why they're proud to be sponsoring this year's event.

Five things to look forward to at the 2026 UK Walking Summit

Zak Viney, our Campaigns and Public Affairs Coordinator picks out his highlights ahead of this year’s UK Walking Summit in Liverpool.

Reasons to Step Up: Members' Week 2026

Living Streets members share why they care about walking and wheeling, what their membership means to them, and why people should join Living Streets.

"The vision should be for zero people to lose their lives"

The UK Government has published its first Road Safety Strategy in over a decade. Every death should be prevented and we speak out where the strategy hits the mark and where it falls short.

Side road zebras - an opportunity for Wales

Ruth Billingham, our Head of Campaigns & Public Affairs, dives into the detail of what this means for walking.  

We need bigger, broader and braver. CWIS3 - Living Streets' thoughts

Tanya Braun, our Director of External Affairs shares our views on the third Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy.

Meet Living Streets' new Fundraising Manager

Introducing Abby Christie, the new face of fundraising at Living Streets. 

A photograph of Zak Viney at the Hanley Park event. Zak is white with brown hair and a brown beard, wearing a pink Living Streets tshirt. Zak is sat down at a stall and surrounded by other people in the foreground and background who are out of focus.

Green Space and Group Walks: Stories from Hanley Park

We talk to Hanley Park Living Streets Group about how access to their local green space has helped to bring their community together.

A photograph of a woman standing on a stone balcony looking at the view below, which is sunny tree tops and the Bristol city skyline.

Breaking Barriers by Walking

We reflect on our walk alongside Bristol Steppin Sistas and the importance of building safe and joyful walking environments for women of colour.

Let's make Scotland a walking and wheeling nation

Living Streets Scotland and Walking Scotland are calling on all parties to take four steps forward and support Scotland to be a walking and wheeling nation.