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Become a Living Streets member
At Living Streets, we are the voice for pedestrians - championing those who often go unheard when it comes to reimagining our public spaces.
We campaign for safer streets, better crossings and clear pavements, so we can all enjoy the benefits of walking and wheeling more.
Walking is fundamental to our quality of life, impacting everything from our health to the environment. That's why we’re committed to ensuring it’s a choice everyone can make safely and confidently. Together, we’re working to improve our streets, reduce road deaths and congestion, enhance health and air quality.
Living Streets has an incredible history
Living Streets and our members have played a critical part in our movement for change since our inception in 1929. Together we called for the first zebra crossings, the UK driving licence and the Highway Code.
Becoming a member today will ensure we have an equally bright future. It is only with the support of our members that we can continue our essential campaigns work.
Your membership can have a HUGE impact
As a Living Streets member, you’re helping to:
- Support a powerful voice for pedestrians in the UK Parliament, Holyrood and the Senedd
- Create change-making campaigns calling for an end to pavement parking, for slower speeds and more walkable neighbourhoods
- Realise our ambition to create child-friendly streets across the UK, where children feel safe to walk to school
- Empower people across the UK to call for safer streets
As a member, you'll get some great benefits:
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Free online access to our UK Walking Summit (for those who donate)
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Exclusive news and campaign guidance
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Members’ only e-news delivered direct to your inbox
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Invitation to our Annual General Meeting and voting rights
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Be the first to know about our forthcoming campaign work
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Help shape our movement for change through regular consultation
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