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The Government has released a response to the public consultation on pavement parking, giving local authorities the power to ban pavement parking in their area.

Living Streets comments on the Government's first Road Safety Strategy in over a decade, released today (7 January).  

Living Streets responds to the latest recommendations in the Active Travel in Wales Committee Report. 

This week marks five years since the Department for Transport’s consultation into pavement parking in England closed, and there’s still no response.

Heidi Alexander MP recently joined pupils from the primary school she formerly attended in her Swindon South constituency to celebrate the steps they are taking to get more active.

Children at seven Isle of Wight schools are putting their best foot forward as they launch 'WOW - the walk to school challenge' with Living Streets. 

School pupils and their families across Clackmannanshire are being supported to get more active on the journey to school with a series of new maps.

Parents feel happier after a walk with their child, according to new research for International Walk to School Month. 

It’s been two years since Wales became the first UK nation to set a default speed limit of 20mph in residential areas. The new legislation came into effect in September 2023 and meant that roads that previously operated as 30mph areas reduced to 20mph.

Pupils at Ruthvenfield Primary School in Perth have been helping to launch a nationwide walk to school challenge (Monday 1 September).