Sports utility vehicles account for more than half of new cars bought in UK

The west London bridge has been closed to vehicles since April 2019, when cracks appeared in its pedestals.

The Silvertown tunnel, which opened to traffic today, drives London backwards. The extra HGVs and cars it brings to east and south-east London will exacerbate air pollution, and undermine efforts to deal with climate change.

We’ve had our attention brought to a Private Members’ Bill lodged with parliament that seeks to regulate e-bikes. It appears it’s in response to some of the recent media coverage around e-bikes (so…

Plans to restrict traffic on the busy Bristol street are a step closer following a council vote.

The hangars, which provide spaces for bicycles, are becoming a common sight on residential roads.

Join Right to Roam and The Outdoor Swimming Society at a MASS RALLY & SWIM TRESPASS in support of access rights for all.

It connects London’s National Cycle Network, Cycleways and the extended cycle network to green spaces and waterways

People living on a Bellway estate say they have been waiting years for a footpath out of the site.

Work will see upgrades to the towpath along the Leeds-Liverpool Canal between Kildwick and Silsden.

Pavement parking ban in Edinburgh hailed a success one year on

Figures released by Edinburgh City Council show the number of fines issued for pavement parking.

The new roundabout in Chichester prioritises cyclists and pedestrians.

The bridge closure was required on safety grounds and implemented by the Environment Agency.

“The safety of road users is the most important thing, but highlighting danger should not involve the misrepresentation of an important and fast-growing sector increasing the amount of healthy, eco-friendly travel”

Footpath along the River Worth has suffered from vandalism but is now more accessible.

Post-Christmas Dartmoor ramble given a lifeline by rights of way ruling

A charity wants to prevent a bus-only route being built through four wildlife sites.

Walking campaigners welcome the move, which the government says will help prevent paths from being lost.