Active Travel England is reviewing technical guidance on Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) for local authorities.
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We're reviewing technical guidance on Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs). The Department for Transport’s LCWIPs guidance was published in 2017. Sinc…
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Active Travel England
Transforming streets to make walking, wheeling and cycling an affordable, safe, and accessible choice for everyone.
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- Government Administration
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- York, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Active Travel England
Active Travel England is a government agency dedicated to creating people-friendly streets and high-quality transport infrastructure with the aim of 55% of short stages in our towns and cities being made by walking, wheeling or cycling by 2035. Active Travel England supports councils with the funding and tools needed to make active travel as easy and attractive as possible for many millions of people across the country.
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Active Travel England announced that the countdown to Making Active Places 2026 is officially on, with tickets now closed.
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