Living Streets Scotland

Families encouraged to leave the car at home for International Walk to School Month this October.

Active travel funding in Scotland will be cut by £23.7m this financial year - our comment.

Pupils at Mill of Mains Primary School in Dundee have started the new academic year on the right foot by walking, wheeling, cycling or scooting to school.  

Pupils from Abbeyhill Primary, Edinburgh joined MSPs outside Scottish Parliament to celebrate Walk to School Week on Wednesday (22 May 2024). 

Councillor David Barratt met pupils from Dalgety Bay Primary School to find out how ‘Park and Stride’ can make walking to school an easier option.

Scotland becomes the first UK nation to introduce a ban on pavement parking next week. 

Councillor Brian Leishman (Perth City North) visited pupils at Goodlyburn Primary School today (1 December) to celebrate their efforts to travel to school sustainably.

A schoolgirl from Kirkcaldy is celebrating after beating 90,000 primary school in a UK wide design competition.

Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking, is calling on governments in England and Scotland to follow Wales’s lead and reduce speed limits.

Pupils in Moray have started the new school year on the right foot by leaving the car at home and instead walking, wheeling, cycling or scooting to school.