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Do we own cars, or do they own us?
Good grief.
(If you've seen anything equally risible, please send it in)
Anti-social parking
Walk to Work Week ran from 26th to 30th April and proved to be highly successful, with 10,000 individuals signing up and collectively walking 71,000 miles. I personally enjoyed arriving at work feeling energised and ready to start the day, [...]
Do you have 10 minutes spare to complete our annual survey?
THIS SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED – MANY THANKS TO THE 777 PEOPLE WHO COMPLETED IT
Last year we collected some really helpful insights into what you really think about walkit.com, and we're now conducting the survey again.
If you could find some [...]
A sonic walk along London’s South Bank
The London-based sound artist, Patrick Baxter contacted us the other day.
He's created a piece of ambient music – Blackfriars_Westminster – that can be used 'to soundtrack' the riverside walk along the South Bank in London.
You start listening at Blackfriars Bridge [...]
What do the party manifestos have to say about walking?
We've done an analysis of a number of party political manifestos to see what they have to say about walking.
First off, we haven't had the pleasure of sitting down and reading every page of each one. We've carried out a [...]
