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Announcement of the planned creation of a second cycling and walking investment strategy for actions beyond 2021.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Schoolchildren, cyclists and pedestrians will soon be able to use a new and wider bridge to cross the A5.
Highways England is improving access for residents, walkers and cyclists along West Street, Ringwood, in the New Forest ahead of work to widen the A31, with help from a cash award.
Funding given on works around Stoke-on-Trent and Longton train stations, new cycling and walking schemes plus upgrades to city centre bus station.
Survey reveals 8 out of 10 people support measures to reduce road traffic and two-thirds support reallocating road space for active travel.
The government announces a new million-pound programme to get more students and their families physically active in time for Bike to School Week.
Highways England is encouraging the public to explore the country’s cycle routes this Cycle to Work Day - and any day!
Prime Minister Boris Johnson launches ambitious plans to boost cycling and walking.
Users will have chance to test their benefits while government assesses impact on public spaces and the environment.
Further funding to protect and increase transport services, level up infrastructure and regenerate local economies after the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Funding to protect and increase transport services, level up infrastructure and regenerate local economies after the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Cyclists in North Somerset are set to finally enjoy the full benefits of a picturesque 24-mile coastal cycleway, thanks to Highways England.
Announcing new safer travel guidance for members of the public and safer transport guidance for operators.
Guidance for safer travel and safer transport operations during the next phase of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Announcing a £2 billion package to support active travel to help the country emerge from coronavirus crisis.
Alternative ways to travel, such as walking and cycling, could relieve the pressure on public transport.
With warm weather this weekend people may feel tempted to head out more, but please stick to government guidance. You are saving lives by staying at home.
The Transport Secretary sets out his vision for the future of transport in the north of England at the Transport for the North summit in Manchester.
Bus services across the country will be transformed with simpler fares, thousands of new buses, improved routes and higher frequencies.
Encouraging more children to walk to school.
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