Representing, promoting & facilitating cycling and walking as the natural choice for everyday journeys in Worcestershire. Retweets are not endorsements.
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ALT From the Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report 2024: Health in Cities "Cities should be ideal places for enabling active travel with shorter distances to the things we need or want on a regular basis, including supermarkets, places of leisure, work or healthcare. “Making walking and cycling more practical and safer, and access to green space easier and more equitable, would go a long way toward removing barriers to improving physical activity levels and could significantly improve the health of England’s increasingly urban population.”
![Quote card that reads: “Active travel is literally the first and last step of every journey, making it the crucial foundation for a successful integrated transport strategy. By enabling people to safely and easily walk, wheel or cycle for local trips or connect with buses, trams and trains for longer journeys, this government will make millions of lives better and support investment in local networks. Active Travel England is excited to be part of this holistic approach […] to give families more transport choice and improve our towns, cities and villages.” - Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner. Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdeP81aWoAA9F3m.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Quote card that reads: “Active travel is literally the first and last step of every journey, making it the crucial foundation for a successful integrated transport strategy. By enabling people to safely and easily walk, wheel or cycle for local trips or connect with buses, trams and trains for longer journeys, this government will make millions of lives better and support investment in local networks. Active Travel England is excited to be part of this holistic approach […] to give families more transport choice and improve our towns, cities and villages.” - Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner. Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner
ALT National Active Travel Commissioner Chris Boardman speaks at a panel at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. He is joined by UK Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Nature Mary Creagh, Jill Warren, Arlette van Gilst and Lucie Anderson.
ALT Parents, guardians and children stood on a school street in Bristol.
ALT Be Bright Be Seen
ALT A poster for the 'Active Travel: A people powered panacea?' session at COP29. The poster says: 'Join Minister for Nature, Mary Creagh CBE MP and Chris Boardman CBE, National Active Travel Commissioner and a range of top international speakers for an Active Travel panel event at the UK Pavillion, E1. Tuesday 19th November, 12:30-13:30 (GMT +4)'
ALT A promotional graphic for a webinar series entitled "Intersectionality of Gender and Mobility" organized by TUMI and Women Mobilize Women.
ALT Me and Alex standing by the docked hire bikes
ALT Me and Alex talking to Chris from Transport for West Midlands. Behind us you can see an information board and shelter with a bench to sit on.
ALT Chris shows Alex and I the stand where people can hang their bikes whilst using a wide range of tools and a pump to inflate tyres.
