Planning healthy and inclusive places for Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire’s Coalition for Healthy Streets and Active Travel (CoHSAT) hosted its third annual conference on Monday 25 April. The online event explored the importance and challenges of active travel for all, and shared the findings from CoHSAT’s latest projects on School Travel, Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) and 15 Minute Neighbourhoods.
If you missed the event, you can view a recording here:
Read the reports featured in the conference:
Recording: Planning Healthy and Inclusive Places Conference
The third annual CoHSAT conference took place on April 25, 2022 Our key note speaker was Dr Kay Inckle, Campaigns and Policy Manager for disabled people’s cycling organisation Wheels for Wellbeing. Kay gave a great talk on ‘Inclusive Active Travel: Why, What and How’. If you would like a copy of Kay…
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