Delivery robots pose ‘real danger’ to people with disabilities, say charities Tech firms operating in a ‘legal grey area’ are leaving Brits with disabilities vulnerable, say campaigners The Independent UK · Sep 15
Ministers likely to support law change to allow delivery robots on England’s paths Exclusive: Safety campaigners concerned about plan for widespread deployment on already crowded pavements The Guardian - UK · Jun 29
‘I decided not to jog here after dark’: new English council guidance prioritises women’s safety Guidelines puts focus on lighting and CCTV so people feel more confident walking and exercising in public The Guardian - UK · Mar 27
Britain’s pavement hell: how messy, broken streets ruin people’s lives Whether it’s cracked paving stones, piles of bin bags or abandoned bikes, the UK’s streets have become increasingly tough to navigate – with some disabled and older people staying indoors as a result The Guardian - UK · Jan 11, 2024
Pedestrian falls cost taxpayers up to £500m each year, study suggests Walking charity Living Streets claimed its analysis demonstrates the need to prioritise fixing dangerous pavements. The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2023
Charity urges Lanarkshire families to support International Walk to School Month Living Streets also running a prize draw throughout October encouraging people to share their #WalkToSchoolStories. Daily Record · Oct 6, 2022
Rishi Sunak pledges to ban new smart motorways and review low-traffic neighbourhoods Tory leadership underdog to ‘end the war on motorists‘, in latest bid to revive vanishing hopes The Independent UK · Aug 20, 2022
Glasgow has highest walking rate in UK with 86 per cent taking a stroll for exercise Research by Living Streets was released a week after 10,000 people took to the streets of the city in Kiltwalk Glasgow and reveals Glaswegians walk more for leisure and exercise than the rest of the country. Glasgow Live · Apr 30, 2022
Riverside streets set for rush-hour closure in effort to tackle school parking issues The issue of difficulties with parking in the vicinity of the school have been rumbling locally for years. Daily Record · Feb 16, 2022
Edinburgh campaigners blast 'dangerous' plans for new city centre cycle route Living Streets have blasted the plans as not being very well thought out in terms of encouraging safe and active travel for those cycling, walking or wheeling their way around the city centre. Edinburgh Live · Feb 4, 2022
Talented Lanarkshire primary pupil wins national design competition with endangered animal drawing James Lundy's otter pic was one of just nine chosen from 90,000 entries, and will now be turned into collectable badges for pupils nationwide to earn when they walk to school. Daily Record · Feb 1, 2022