Policy Development

Living Streets develops policy to improve our streets and public spaces for people on foot. As a nationally respected campaigning organisation, our thoughts on these five key policy areas are valued by both local campaigners and politicians alike:

1. Designing streets for the people who use them;
2. Promoting road safety;
3. Improving public health;
4. Community empowerment;
5. Addressing climate change.

We respond to public policy initiatives (see Consultation Responses), comment on issues in the news (see Articles and Speeches), and promote new thinking and research on streets and public space issues (see Policy Resources).

We also produce a range of policy briefings on many different subject areas. They are available to download below.

For more information on Living Streets' policy work, please contact Rob Cann, Policy Coordinator.

Manual for Streets

Crime

Dog Fouling

Empowering Neighbourhood Communities

Health

Home Zones

Legible Networks

London's Olympic Games

Maintenance and Enforcement

Neighbourhood Vitality

Noise

Parking

Pavement Cycling

Road Safety

Rural Roads

Space Allocation

Streets Accessible to All