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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.

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. 

One in ten parents walk for pleasure less than once a month, despite 60% feeling like their mental health has improved when they do.   

Legislation to enable local leaders to prohibit pavement parking in England has been included in the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill.  

New research for Living Streets’ National Walking Month 2026 has revealed that nearly a third of women in the UK don’t have enough time to go for a walk. 

Sport England has published the latest official statistics from its Active Lives Adults Survey today (23 April 2026) - our comment. 

Living Streets' comment on ‘Better Connected: a strategy for integrated transport’. 

A school in Hull has topped a national leaderboard celebrating children who are making strides to walk and wheel to school – and received a special message from a local football hero.

Living Streets Cymru has released Step Forward for Wales, a new Wales manifesto calling for better streets ahead of the Senedd Election 2026. 

A primary school pupil from Angus is celebrating being named one of eleven winners in a nationwide badge design competition which received almost 200k entries.