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Neighbourhood walking priorities.

At the Citywide Neighbourhood Partnership meeting last week, Carew Reynell and I led a short session that introduced the Bristol Walking Alliance. With six NPs already having joined the Alliance, and another imminent, the walking needs of our neighbourhoods are already a significant part of the work of the Alliance.… Continue reading

Author Roger GimsonPosted on 24th July 201625th July 2016Categories EventsLeave a comment on Neighbourhood walking priorities.

Launch event – Tuesday 17th May

You are invited to join us for the launch of Bristol Walking Alliance, 6.30-8.30pm on Tuesday 17th May 2016 in The Watershed (Waterside 3). The event is FREE but booking is required through Eventbrite.… Continue reading

Author Alan MorrisPosted on 20th March 201626th April 2016Categories EventsLeave a comment on Launch event – Tuesday 17th May

Is walking a neglected mode of transport?

How the Bristol Walking Alliance started.

In May 2015, Suzanne Audrey, a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bristol, gave a talk as part of the Bristol Walking Festival on “Is walking a neglected mode of transport?” Continue reading “Is walking a neglected mode of transport?”

Author Alan MorrisPosted on 7th March 201626th April 2016Categories EventsLeave a comment on Is walking a neglected mode of transport?

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Bristol Walking Alliance@AllianceWalking·
20 May

Pleased to see wheelchair users & people with limited mobility can now enjoy the spectacular views from the top of Troopers Hill ... following completion of a new path.
https://t.co/lGqX6cfSqg
A beautiful spot!
@BristolDon @nicolabeech @BDEFbites @WECILBristol @BrisParksForum

Anika Mistry@AnikaYouthMayor·
18 May

Extremely excited to be presenting my take on the 3 of the #50WaystoBetterWalking that need to be prioritised from a young person’s ... perspective - Watershed on Tuesday the 24th of May!
Thank you @AllianceWalking and @briswalkfest for organising this event https://t.co/ulImcJxwLp

Bristol Walking Alliance@AllianceWalking·
18 May

No.28 of our 50 Ways to Better Walking:
Identify walking as a separate mode of transport in travel reports, policy documents & transport
... planning.
Good to see walking reported here: https://t.co/qBiqNPGVFH
@Sustrans "This is the first year walking has been included."
@BristolDon

Bristol Walking Alliance@AllianceWalking·
17 May

Consultation on Whiteladies Rd Flood Alleviation & Footpath Scheme: https://t.co/fi38gg8lBD
Difficult issue but BWA disagrees with
... proposals to place the footway next to the busy road; & removing the cycle lane may increase cycling/scooting on the footway:
https://t.co/VRJtqVjq80

Bristol WalkFest@briswalkfest·
17 May

This Friday is the next Sight Guide for Leisure Walks Training at The Arnolfini.
There are still spaces available if anyone would still
... like to book
Sight Support provides local services for people living with sight loss across Bristol, Bath & North-East Somerset and South Glos

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