Lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions mean that the past year has seen people walking more. Now, as lockdown restrictions ease, three-quarters of people will keep walking to stay physically healthy, whilst a third will do so... continue
From 11 May, the maximum speed on the majority of Spanish streets will be set at 30km/h. According to an estimate by the DGT state traffic authority, the new measure will affect between 60% and 70% of roads, although this percentage will of course vary from city to city, according to El Pais. The... continue
Compact centres are back on the agenda. They may be described as 15 minute neighbourhoods or cities – and, as ever, the more popular the concept gets, the more variants are proposed and... continue
Sustainability is all about making decisions that do not have negative consequences for either current or future generations. With the government planning on building hundreds of thousands of new homes a year, they need to be built sustainably. The ethos of a 20-minute city encompasses... continue
Large housing developments should contain ‘mobility hubs’ for transport as a condition of planning consent... continue
With this issue of LTT we say farewell to the magazine’s long-serving and well-known editor Andrew Forster, who has decided to stand down after 20 years in the... continue
Free bikes will be given to Scottish schoolchildren of low income households if the SNP is returned to Government next month. The party’s manifesto also pledges to remove the... continue
The City of Edinburgh Council wants to install a further 200 cycle storage lockers over the next two years for residents who... continue
Margaret Winchcomb joins the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) on 10 May as senior research and policy officer, replacing Evan Webster who moved to Defra in April. Winchcomb is a chartered civil engineer and active member of CamCycle (the Cambridge Cycling Campai... continue
The British Parking Awards, organised by Parking Review, are presented to the leading examples of parking management,...
Bus ridership in Great Britain has declined in passenger terms over... continue
Rail companies pledge to make stations across Britain more sustainable. More solar... continue
E-cargo bike delivery services are making sense for businesses across the UK as they realise that e-cargo bike logistics can save time, money and... continue
President Joe Biden has pledged to cut carbon emissions by 50-52%... continue
The government has been urged to adopt the World Health... continue
The UK government is to set in law an ambitious climate change target that seeks to cut emissions by 78% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels.... continue
Parents, carers and families across Edinburgh are being encouraged take extra care at the school gates when they... continue
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Rescue plan or endgame?
The news that NCP is planning to take legal action to get a reduction in the rents it pays across its estate has made national...