Get Involved in Living Streets Campaigns
Step Up is just one of the things that Living Streets does to bring our streets to life, with more walking in people-friendly places. We campaign on everything from pavement parking to speed limits.
Get involved in some of our other campaigns and help make your local streets the perfect place to wander.
Living Streets campaigns include:
20 mph campaign: help us make 20 mile per hour speed limits standard in residential and shopping areas.
Pavement parking: if pavement parking is causing problems in your neighbourhood, Living Streets can help.
Local campaigns: join your local Living Streets group, and you'll meet people from your own community who are working to improve your neighbourhood.
Fitter for Walking: if you live in one of the five areas in England which have been designated as part of the Fitter for Walking project, you can get involved to help create streets that local residents can be proud of, and want to use more for making local trips.
Walking Works: Walking to School is not just for students! Walking Works is a campaign to encourage more people to walk to work - including teachers and school support staff.
Green Man Campaign: There are thousands of junctions in London with traffic lights but no green man pedestrian crossing - meaning it is dangerous for pedestrians to cross. Join our London-wide campaign for every junction to have a pedestrian crossing.
Get involved in some of our other campaigns and help make your local streets the perfect place to wander.
Living Streets campaigns include:
20 mph campaign: help us make 20 mile per hour speed limits standard in residential and shopping areas.
Pavement parking: if pavement parking is causing problems in your neighbourhood, Living Streets can help.
Local campaigns: join your local Living Streets group, and you'll meet people from your own community who are working to improve your neighbourhood.
Fitter for Walking: if you live in one of the five areas in England which have been designated as part of the Fitter for Walking project, you can get involved to help create streets that local residents can be proud of, and want to use more for making local trips.
Walking Works: Walking to School is not just for students! Walking Works is a campaign to encourage more people to walk to work - including teachers and school support staff.
Green Man Campaign: There are thousands of junctions in London with traffic lights but no green man pedestrian crossing - meaning it is dangerous for pedestrians to cross. Join our London-wide campaign for every junction to have a pedestrian crossing.
