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Three schools talk about the mental health and well being benefits of an active school run.

Norman explains the joy and freedom he feels when riding his tandem bike.

School street transforming daily lives in Haringey, London

A nation fit for the future (Active Travel Fund 4 allocations - announced 19 May 2023)

National Commissioner Chris Boardman and Active Travel Minister Jesse Norman visit Binley cycleway

Watch the amazing transformation of Whipps Cross junction in Waltham Forest in London. National Active Travel Commissioner Chris Boardman visited London Borough of Waltham Forest to see how a major junction has been transformed, making journeys safer for people walking, wheeling & cycling & boosting access to public transport while maintaining journey times for all road users.

"Now my eldest child can walk to school by herself" says parent Maria. Whitehall Primary in Bristol has created a #schoolstreet. Through motor traffic is restricted during pick up & drop off, making it safer, happier & giving kids #transportindependence

Cllr Mike Greene talks about active travel schemes delivered in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole

Meet Amber, Matt and their two teenagers. They live in Kesgrave near Ipswich and use their local network of cycling and walking routes to get to school @KesgraveHigh, to work, to the shops, to friends' houses and to activities #activetravel #transportindependence #joyinjourneys

As part of our mission to ensure everyone in the country has an attractive choice to walk, wheel or ride, Active Travel England is announcing its latest round of funding (6 February 2023). From today, local authorities from across England can bid for some of the £200 million pound pot to bring their plans to life. It could pay for new or improved crossings and junctions or new walking, wheeling...

Let’s make the school run an enjoyable one all over the country. Christchurch in Dorset has started its own bike bus. Meet the children and grown-ups who ride their bikes as part of a group every Friday.

David, 86, from Poole talks about how his e-trike and local active travel routes give him "independence, freedom and enjoyment."

Meet Annabel and Jemima from Bristol. Their local high street has been transformed to allow walking, wheeling and cycling. 9 in 10 residents are in support. Hear them talk about how the street has been transformed.

This is Kesgrave High School near Ipswich where 9 in 10 kids #walk, #wheel or #cycle to school. This is transport independence and Active Travel England want this to be a travel choice for children and young people across the whole country.

Chris Boardman visit to the West Midlands: Coundon and Binley, Coventry, November 2022