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New research for Living Streets’ National Walking Month reveals 54% of people who walk say it’s to improve their mental health and happiness  

Catherine Woodhead has been appointed Chief Executive of Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking.

Living Streets Cymru is hugely disappointed that the Welsh Government has indicated there will be changes to the 20mph default speed limit which came into effect in 2023.

A research report published today explores the effects of ‘bus stop bypasses’ - and other arrangements involving a bus stop and cycle track - on pedestrians.

Primary school pupils in North Tyneside celebrate their walk to school success with local MP, Mary Glindon.

A primary school pupil from Cardiff is celebrating being named one of 11 winners in a UK-wide design competition. 

Children will discover the joys of walking with Elmer the Patchwork Elephant, thanks to a new partnership between Andersen Press and Living Streets. 

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.

Stephen Edwards, Chief Executive of Living Streets, is stepping down from the charity this year.

The eighth UK Walking Summit is heading to Sheffield next year, taking place at the Crowne Plaza on Thursday 7 March 2024.