Why and how should fairer, greener streets be delivered? Join us at Labour’s Annual Conference in Liverpool as we explore this question and more with MPs, Mayors, Councillors and activists.
We will be on the conference floor stand, co-hosting an event with SERA and organising a walk and ride around Liverpool to look at active travel infrastructure.
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Transport policy should help deliver fairer, green streets and improve public health
Protected cycle infrastructure enables older people, the disabled, the young and more women to cycle daily
Labour needs to make a strong commitment and deliver on active travel improvements across the UK.
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“I want to see safe and segregated provision delivered on Superhighway routes, quiet ways and in our town centres, as well as many more cycle storage and parking spaces”
“We want to make West Yorkshire better-connected with a greener, simpler and cheaper transport network.
“Cycling, walking and wheeling have a vital role to play and it is fantastic that we’ve been recognised as one of the best places in the country to do that.
“The more we can encourage people to leave the car at home for shorter journeys, the better we can reduce congestion on our roads – massively improving our carbon footprint and the quality of the air we breathe.
I want to start an active travel revolution here in the Liverpool City Region ”
Join us in Liverpool for Annual Conference
Why and how should fairer, greener streets be delivered? Join us at Labour’s Annual Conference in Liverpool as we explore this question and more with MPs, Mayors, Councillors and activists.
We will be on the conference floor stand, co-hosting an event with SERA and organising a walk and ride around Liverpool to look at active travel infrastructure.
Join us in Liverpool