Why walking and wheeling lead to better mental health
On World Mental Health Day, our Chief Executive Catherine Woodhead tells us why walking and wheeling is about so much more than keeping physically fit.
09 Oct 2024
Support our urgent appeal
Ruth Billingham, our Head of Campaigns and Public Affairs, tells us why Living Streets needs your help.
25 Sep 2024
'Our family has found real joy in living a car-free life'
Ahead of World Car Free Day on 22 September, lifestyle blogger Fritha Quinn tells us why she's embracing life without a car and the surprising benefits of travelling by foot, bus and train.
04 Sep 2024
Prioritising people by reimagining our streets
Living Streets looks at World Car Free Day and how cities and local groups across the world and the UK are using car free events to make travel more accessible, inclusive and fun.
12 Aug 2024
'Walking is just what I do' – the Magic of Walking for Dipak
Dipak discovered the magic of walking during treatment for breast cancer in 2021. Here she tells us how walking helped her during her treatment and recovery.
12 Jul 2024
Taking to the Byways
To celebrate National Walking Month and the launch of Byways: Poems and Stories on Foot, we asked some of its contributors to write about the #MagicOfWalking
13 May 2024
Connecting young women through walking
Sophie and Lisa started Women Who Walk in St Albans to support young women experiencing social isolation. They tell us how the group brings women from all walks of life together.
03 May 2024
'I like that walking makes us all happy'
Living Streets’ Jane Rickwood writes about the importance of letting kids lead the way and why walking has so many health and wellbeing benefits for children and young people.
24 Apr 2024
The magic of walking
Samuel Hobson, a musculoskeletal physiotherapist who works with The Menopause Consortium, tells us about the many health benefits of walking.
08 Apr 2024
The restorative power of an evening stroll
As the days get brighter and the evenings get longer, now is the perfect time to take yourself on an evening walk, says Living Streets' Rowan Dent.