News
30 May 2019
Walking and cycling charity, Sustrans, has made a number of senior appointments UK-wide and in Scotland and Northern Ireland to reflect the charity’s ongoing commitment to people-centred places, and...
1 April 2019
Our London office is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Head of Built Environment. Giulio Ferrini, MEng, starts his new role on 1 April 2019.
As Head of Built Environment, Giulio will...
31 January 2019
Raising the Standards Day is a great opportunity to explore the issues involved in active travel.
To hear from experts across the industry, from within Sustrans alongside national and international...
23 January 2019
The Government is in serious danger of missing its targets to increase levels of cycling and walking in England unless there is an increase in funding.
Giving evidence to the House of Commons...
23 January 2019
In her first official appearance in her new role Scotland’s newly appointed Active Nation Commissioner, Lee Craigie is to meet the people at the frontline of delivering walking and cycling...
14 January 2019
Responding to the publication of the UK Government’s Clean Air Strategy, Xavier Brice, CEO for Sustrans, the walking and cycling charity said:
“Whilst it is important that the Government has a...
11 December 2018
A butcher in the borough of Greenwich has cut its carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by using an electric cargo bike for local deliveries, as part of a six-month trial, delivered by Sustrans.
The project...
5 September 2018
A new online resource designed to make active travel easier for people in Cheltenham has been launched this month.
Working in collaboration with the Cheltenham Business Improvement District (BID) we...
10 July 2018
Commenting on the launch of the UK’s first National Infrastructure Assessment, undertaken by the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC), Tim Burns, Senior Policy & Partnerships Advisor at...
4 July 2018
Did you know the recommended safe distance when passing a cyclist on the road is 1.5 metres? Motor vehicles passing cyclists too closely can be intimidating and very dangerous, which puts less...