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A new poll shows that four in five Brits believe they could cause problems for blind people and pedestrians with mobility issues.

A recent survey has revealed that 9 in 10 (91%) councillors in Wales said they had received complaints from constituents about vehicles parked on the pavement.

Leigh Ingham MP joined pupils in Staffordshire this week (Monday 6 July) with a special walking event to kick start the school’s annual sports week celebrations. 

NHS England will launch a "marathon a month" challenge, asking people to walk for around 30 minutes a day - our comment. 

Pupils from Wakefield have joined forces with Living Streets to launch a new initiative to inspire more families to walk and wheel to school.

Delivery robots are now operating on pavements across the UK, causing chaos for pedestrians, despite having no clear laws allowing their use.

Ed Miliband MP and Ed Clancy OBE joined Doncaster pupils to celebrate Walk to School Week 2026. 

Pupils of Gilwern Primary School, Monmouthshire, came together with Living Streets Cymru, part of the UK charity for everyday walking, for a special event to celebrate Walk to School Week.

Minister for Local Transport celebrates Walk to School Week and the strides pupils have been taking to get more active on the journey to school. 

A new report from MPs finds that poorly maintained and badly lit pavements, and a lack of public toilets and places to rest make it difficult for older people to be active in day-to-day life.