Welcome to our Blog

Our Summit brought together UK leaders, international speakers and transport professionals who are reimagining our streets to be better places for walking. 

Our Public Affairs Coordinator, Callum Coleman, tells us about Living Streets’ presence at this autumn’s political conferences – and how we're influencing change to create better streets for pedestrians.

How YEEP!’s out-of-home locker service is helping to reduce delivery van mileage.

Dr Stephanie Lacey, a public health speciality registrar at Birmingham University, has written about how lowering the speed limit on motorways could have benefits for both air quality and our health.

The importance of making the history of marginalised groups more visible and how we’re doing that through our work.

The importance of community-led walks in making the history of marginalised groups more visible.

Aisha Hannibal tells us how walking is a powerful tool for creating social connections and shares how it is shaping the work we're doing with Local Groups. 

Parklets can transform our streets, providing places for us to stop, rest and have fun. If you're thinking of creating one Jon and Diana's story is essential reading.

Jeremy Leach explains how LTNs have brought benefits to Walworth, an area of London with a large amount of social housing.

Streets that invite people to walk more will help us tackle the climate emergency, increase activity levels, and reduce the risks associated with isolation.