1 July 2025 Pre-event evening activity
The pre-event activity is subject to availability on a first-come-first-served basis.
19:00 - 21:30
Cycle Heaven - North Yorkshire’s largest cycle store and cafe
York Active City 2025 delegate and campaigner's Reception
Join us a for a friendly pre-conference meet in the impressive but relaxed surroundings of North Yorkshire's largest bike shop. Meet other delegates and active travel campaigners and put the world to rights! Food and drink available – free buffet provided – all at Cycle Heaven
Registration is essential...
This is a private event for delegates and campaigners only, and places are limited, so please register here using this link
2 July 2025 Conference Programme
Please note that the conference programme is currently under development and subject to change. Please contact Juliana O'Rourke if you'd like to be part of the agenda.
09:00
The York Barbican Foyer
Registration opens
Delegate networking with refreshments served in the exhibition area in the Sports Hall.
10:00
10.45
Main Auditorium
Welcome plenary
Welcome and host: Graham Grant, Deputy CEO, Active Travel England
Chair: Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner
Speakers include:
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Professor Sir Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for England & the UK government's Chief Medical Adviser
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Kim McGuinness, Mayor of the North East
Followed by panel discussion and Q and A, joined by Oliver Coppard, Mayor of South Yorkshire
Simon Lightwood, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport
11:00
Sports Hall
Networking break
Refreshments served in the exhibition area
11:30
Main Auditorium
Designing inclusive
and accessible neighbourhoods
Chair: Molly McGreevy, Communications Manager, Active Travel England
Wheels of Change: building inclusive communities through active travel
Mariam Draaijer, CEO, JoyRiders Britain
Addressing social injustice in active travel
Tom Cohen, Reader in Transport Policy, Active Travel Academy, University or Westminster
Modeshift Active Travel Inspectors
Emily Sykes, Modeshift STARS Programme Manager (Education), Modeshift and Gavin Wood, Inspector, Active Travel England
Guidance on the ground: Improving public space accessibility for walking /wheeling and cycling using the new Wheels for Wellbeing Guide
Kate Ball, Campaigns and Policy Lead, Wheels for Wellbeing
Followed by panel discussion and audience Q and A
Room Y01 (11.40 - 13.00)
Supporting women and girls to be active
Chair: Sophie Edmondson, Principal Transport Planner (Neighbourhoods and Streets), Camden Council
Gender sensitive design using the Safety Inclusion Assessment Tool
Jaimee Boutcher-Hann, Associate, WSP
Women's freedom to ride in London
Kate Bartlett, campaigner and Katy Rodda, Network Coordinator, London Cycling Campaign
How do we make our neighbourhoods more accessible and inclusive for mothers cycling with children?
Dawn Rahman, Principal Consultant, Integrated Transport Planning
Navigating new paths: women, bicycles & belonging
Janet Hudson, Behaviour Change Project Manager, Leicester City Council
Followed by panel discussion and audience Q and A
Lendal 1 & 2 (11.40 - 13.00)
Barriers and solutions to incorporating active travel in new developments
ATE’s planning team will host a presentation and panel discussion featuring guest speakers from across the planning and development sector. The session will explore the key challenges and practical solutions for integrating active travel into new residential and commercial developments.
Host: Laurence Fallon, Development Management Team Leader, Active Travel England
Presentations from:
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Alex Puddick, Senior Active Travel Officer, Durham County Council
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Chris Saunders, Technical Director, Motion
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Helen Ledger, Senior Planning Manager, Active Travel England
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Simon Emery, Regional Director, AECOM
The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A
Clifford Bar (11.40 - 13.00)
Accessible bus stops
Host: Ameena Berkowitz, Strategy Advisor, Active Travel England
How to improve access to bus stops
Speakers:
Brian Deegan, Director of Inspections, Active Travel England
Chris Theobald, Senior Policy, Public Affairs and Campaigns Manager, Guide Dogs
Robert Weetman, Technical Coordinator, Scotland, Living Streets
This session has a maximum capacity of 30 people, so please come early to be sure of a place...
1st Floor Bar
Speed Learning - Choose from 6 of 12 sessions
Speed learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and networking. The case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 15 minute sessions (14 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables).
The case studies will consist of short presentations followed by discussion. A horn will be sounded when it is time for delegates to change to another table.
1
Creating an Active Travel culture in an adult social care setting
Yvonne Stead, Regional Manager, Wheels for All
4
Camden's safe & healthy Streets programme: accessibility & inclusion
Sam Margolis, Head of Transport Strategy & Projects, London Borough of Camden
7
Accessible transport - what are the barriers?
Indigo Ayling, Associate Director of Research, Research Institute for Disabled Consumers (RiDC) and Melinda Matyas, Associate Director, Future Mobility, WSP
10
How to generate 10 times more impact through active travel to school initiatives
Pooya Kamvari, CEO, HomeRun and
Helen Akpabio, Active Travel Manager,
Essex County Council
2
Raising the bar: boosting the accessibility of shared micromobility services
Patrick Utz, Research manager, CoMoUK
5
Access vs crime: the challenges of barrier removal
Paul Adams, Network Development Manager – North East, Sustrans
8
CLOCS: A standard to facilitate safe active travel
Kate Cairns, Trainer, CLOCS Ambassador
11
Engaging children and young people in planning
Teresa Strachan,
Town and Country Planner and Fellow of the Royal Town Planning Institute
3
The importance of inclusive engagement to aid accessible active travel infrastructure design
Lauren James, Head of Engagement & Behaviour Change, MP Smarter Travel, Mark Philpotts, Director, City Infinity
6
Access control barrier policy, improving access for walkers, wheelers and cyclists
Greg Morgan, Transport Planner Active Travel, City of York Council and Ken Spence, Managing Consultant, Transport Initatives
9
A user experience-centred accessibility and inclusivity appraisal: Coventry city centre
John Lynn, active travel lead (England), AtkinsRéalis
12
Using bikeshare data to address access disparities
Patrick Donnelly, Director of Business Development & Policy, Beryl
Meet at reception
Walking tour: York Walls
This tour, by Friends of York Walls, will provide real experience of the walls as a walkable space, how it encloses the community next to it and gives it identity, with details of its heritage and unique physical qualities
Limited to 30 delegates: sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day
Meet at reception
Cycling tour
Cycle tour led by Everybody's Cycling
Inclusive cycles provided by Get Cycling
Limited to 10 delegates
Join Everybody's Cycling for a tour on one of Get Cycling's inclusive cycles. Experience the freedom that trikes, recumbents and other designs of cycle can bring. Discuss some of the challenges in designing inclusive infrastructure.
Sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day
13:00
Sports Hall
Lunch break
Refreshments served in the exhibition area
14:00
Main Auditorium
Effective engagement and consultations
Host: Olivia Firth, Digital Communications Manager, Active Travel England
Meeting people where they are, not where we wish they were
John Dales, Director, Urban Movement
How to make friends and influence councillors
James Gleave, Founder, Mobility Lab
Communications that united a community to work for change
Anna Williams, Head of Campaigns and Engagement, Camcycle
Getting Doncaster Moving
Caroline Temperton, Public Health Lead - Healthy Places, and Kerry Perruzza, Strategic Transportation Manager, City of Doncaster Council
Followed by panel discussion and audience Q and A
Room Y01
Economic and business cases
Chair: Jo Maher, GP and Place- based Physical Activity Clinical Champion for Sheffield
How walking can transform communities and support the UK economy
Tanya Braun, Policy & Communications Director, Living Streets
How to get the best out of your clients – and your consultants
Ella King, Project Manager, Strategic Infrastructure, Calderdale Council and Paul Murray, Principal Consultant, Citisense
Scheme assessment in York
Paul Osborne, Associate, Systra and Andy Vose, Transport Policy Manager, City of York Council
Physical activity health benefits of walking and cycling
Chris Smith, Economic Advisor, Active Travel England
Followed by panel discussion and audience Q and A
14.40
Lendal 1 & 2
Transforming the public realm
Host: Alice Pelliccia-Bourke, Senior External Affairs Manager, Active Travel England, with:
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Francesca Galimberti, Urban Planner: Milan Piazze Aperte - creating public spaces in Milan
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Joaquim Muntané, Technical Lead (Movement and Place), Oxfordshire County Council: Transforming key locations in Oxfordshire
DfT's Connectivity Tool
Speakers:
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Robert Singleton, Head of Planning, Housing and Transport, Department for Transport
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Fergus O'Dowd, Senior Planning Adviser, Department for Transport
The Connectivity Tool combines transport and land use data to generate a national measure of connectivity for any location in England and Wales
Clifford Bar (14.15 - 15.15)
Active Travel England design and planning surgeries
Presented by Active Travel England
The surgeries are open to councils and local planning authorities only – by appointment
Please apply using the SmartSurvey link below
1st Floor Bar
Speed Learning - Choose from 6 of 9
Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 15 minute sessions (14 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables).
The case studies will consist of short presentations followed by discussion. A horn will be sounded when it is time to change to another table.
1
Enabling communities to measure how healthy their streets are
Lucy Saunders, Director, Healthy Streets
4
The economic appraisal of safety: women and girls
Graham Hardy, Technical Director, Mobility, WSP
7
Harnessing data and community insights to build the case for investment
Iona Chandler
Partnerships Manager, UrbanTide
10
Monitoring, analysing and communicating the impact of cycling and walking investment
Charn Aujla,
Business Development Manager, VivaCity
2
Consulting towards consensus on a proposed law change
Ben Foley, Campaigns and Policy Lead, Wheels for Wellbeing
5
Collaborative design using visualisation and 360 degree imagery
Jon Little, Co-founder, BetaStreets and Holly Weir, Active Travel Project manager, Suffolk County Council
8
Creating a stakeholder-led approach to active travel
Yo Higton, Active Travel Lead, Cambridge and Peterborough Combined Authority
3
What to do when community engagement goes wrong – and how to get it right
Rosie Wright, Engagement Manager, Living Streets
6
Increasing diversity in engagement on walking, cycling and wheeling in Sheffield
Peter Edwards, Associate, SYSTRA
9
Implementation and approach to the DfT 3 year Active Travel Social Prescribing pilot– walking, cycling and wheeling in Leeds
Rachel Dukes, Advanced Health Improvement Specialist - Healthy Living and Health Improvement, Leeds City Council
Meet at reception
Walking tour: York
Designing a city centre sustainable travel corridor
How do we balance sustainable movement and place-making in the heart of a historic city?
Walk led by City of York Council officers
Sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day. Limited to 15 delegates
Meet at reception
Cycling tour:
Cycle tour led by Everybody's Cycling
Inclusive cycles provided by Get Cycling
Limited to 10 delegates
Join Everybody's Cycling for a tour on one of Get Cycling's inclusive cycles. Experience the freedom that trikes, recumbents and other designs of cycle can bring. Discuss some of the challenges in designing inclusive infrastructure.
Sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day
15:30
Sports Hall
Networking break
Refreshments served in the exhibition area
16:00
Main Auditorium
A conversation with...
Host: Kirsty McCaskill-Baxter, Head of Communications, Active Travel England
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David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire
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Chris Boardman, National Active Travel Commissioner
16:30
Main Auditorium
Day 1 closing plenary:
Public perceptions in the media
Host: Will Norman, London's Walking & Cycling Commissioner
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Peter Walker, acting deputy political editor, The Guardian
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Laura Laker, journalist and writer specialising in cycling and urban transport
17:45
York Barbican Foyer
Networking drinks
Refreshments served at the bar by the main entrance
18:00
York Barbican Foyer: Meet for Millennium Bridge 25th Anniversary Ride or Civic Trust and Friends of York Walls walk
Millennium Bridge 25th Anniversary Ride: Come and celebrate the 25th Anniversary of this special bridge – join the York Cycle Campaign for a cycle parade through the heart of the city
Led by York Cycle Campaign
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unlimited numbers
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cycles available to borrow, including inclusive cycles from Get Cycling
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sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day for those needing to borrow a bike
This is a public event and the ride departs from the main venue at 18.15. Registration is highly encouraged, though not essential – for planning purposes!
Please register here
Cycles are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
OR
Civic Trust and Friends of York Walls walk (up to 40 delegates)
An evening stroll around the southern side of one of York’s most celebrated features, taking in culture, history and archaeology along the way. End at Bootham Bar at around 7:15pm.
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sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day
18:30
Day 1 close
3 July 2025 Conference Programme
Please note that the conference programme is currently under development and subject to change. Please contact Juliana O'Rourke if you'd like to be part of the agenda.
08:00
08.30
The York Barbican Foyer
Meet for optional early morning walk with Friends of York Walls
A morning stroll taking in the northern half of York’s walls including the King’s Fishpool. Experience York’s unique commuting route. The walk will end at the Barbican at 9:30 am
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sign-up sheets will be provided on 2 July for up to 40 delegates
Registration opens
Delegate networking with refreshments served in the exhibition area
09.15
Main Auditorium
'Reverse Panel' led by Active Travel England
Join Kit Allwinter, Senior Inspector at Active Travel England, and colleagues in a structured discussion exploring the themes of the conference. Bring your thoughts and opinions for this engaging and interactive session
Clifford Bar
(09.00 - 11.00)
Active Travel England design and planning surgeries
The surgeries are open to councils and local planning authorities only – by appointment.
Please apply using the SmartSurvey link below
10.00
10.15
Main Auditorium
Day 2 Opening plenary
The Active Travel enigma – why can't we achieve continental levels of walking and cycling in our cities?
Welcome and introduction from Danny Williams, CEO, Active Travel England and Director, Integrated National Transport Strategy, Department for Transport
Host: Cllr Kate Ravilious, Executive Member for Transport, City of York Council
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Peter Roderick, Director of Public Health, City of York Council
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Anne-Sophie Gamblin, Director of Mobility, Dijon metropolis, France
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Lara Thornton, Transport Communications Manager, City of York Council
Clifford Bar
(09.00 - 11.00)
Active Travel England design and planning surgeries
The surgeries are open to councils and local planning authorities only – by appointment.
Please apply using the SmartSurvey link below
11.30
Sports Hall
Morning break
Delegate networking with refreshments served in the exhibition area
12.00
Main Auditorium
Designing for active school journeys – the art of the possible
This session will explore how the school run can be transformed with planning, vision and community engagement.
Hosts: Graham Grant, Deputy CEO, Active Travel England and Jennifer Wiles, Head of Behaviour Change Programmes, Active Travel England
Speakers include:
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Pupils from St Oswald’s School in York on what they would like to see
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Catriona Swanson, Strategic Lead - Sustainable Transport, Manchester City Council and Harry Gray, Walk Ride GM
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Rob Shoebridge, Group Manager - Traffic and Transportation and Kerry Griffiths, Digital Commercialisation, Enforcement, Governance and Innovation Manager, Derby City Council
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Jon Little, Co-founder, Beta Streets, will host an interactive 'design your own school street' session
Room Y01
Inclusive crossings
Session led by:
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Andre Neves, Principal Inspector, Active Travel England
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Rob Snowball, Senior Inspector, Active Travel England
This session will explore the results of new research commissioned by Active Travel England to better understand measures to promote pedestrian priority at side roads and bus stop bypass layouts. The study, carried out by Transport for West Midlands at the University of Warwick campus during autumn and winter 2024, explored the usability of side road zebra crossings for different users. It also trialled a vehicle detection system to support blind and partially sighted people.
Lendal 1 & 2
Walkable places and wayfinding
Chair: Alice Dalton, Senior Research Associate, Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia
If pedestrians come first, why don't we design for walking?
Christopher Martin, Managing Director, Urban Movement and Vice-Chair, Living Streets
Pedestrian wait-time reduction: a vast improvement to the pedestrian experience on a shoestring budget
Josef Whitfield, Sustainable Transport Policy Officer, Manchester City Council
Pedestrianising Bradford: removing a city centre dual carriageway
Dan Warburton, Operations Manager, Sweco and Darren Badrock, Project Managing Officer (TCF), City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Active travel wayfinding in the Liverpool City Region
Claire Hering, Programme Development Officer, and Lee-Victoria Davies, Transport Planner, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
Clifford Bar
Active travel to school guidance
ATE’s Planning and Placemaking Strategy team will introduce their upcoming guidance document, which will advise local authorities and developers on how they can maximise opportunities for active journeys within new and changing school developments. This session will involve a short walk/wheel to a nearby school (approximately 800m each way).
Hosts:
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Jo Clayton, Head of Planning and Placemaking Strategy, Active Travel England
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Will Elliot, Senior Planner, Active Travel England
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Ellen Douglass, Planning Policy Manager, Active Travel England
1st Floor Bar
Speed Learning - Choose from 4 of 11
Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 15 minute sessions (14 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables).
The case studies will consist of short presentations followed by discussion. A horn will be sounded when it is time to change to another table.
1
Guardrail removal: addressing a significant barrier to walking, wheeling and cycling
Amy Priestley, Urban Design Lead, Urban Movement and Ken Spence, Managing Consultant, Transport Initatives
4
Assessing Bologna's historic centre with Arup's Staterra modelling toolkit
Adrien Friesen, Senior Consultant and Product Manager, Arup
7
The ‘Greater Manchester Wayfinding Guide’
Kirsty Newman, Consultant, Steer and Lucia Southworth,
Transport Strategy Officer, Transport for Greater Manchester
10
How walkable places can transform communities
Jane Thompson,
Joint Lead Transport and Sustainability,
Colchester City Council
2
From fly-tipped fridges to bee-friendly walking route: a community-led transformation to connect green spaces and communities
Phillippa Banister, Founder & Director, Street Space
5
Making York a people place
Andrew Graham, Director, TheUrbanGlow Design and Heritage
8
A national way-finding system
Tim Fendley, Creative Director and Founder, Applied Information Group
11
Boosting walking and cycling access to schools in Jersey
Sam Fleming and Sumit Kaura, Senior Transport Planners – Active Travel, Government of Jersey
3
Walking the Talk: building resilient communities through walkability and active travel
Tara Nursalim-Paul, Hilman Prakoso, Tika Pratiwi Sufyan, Kultum-Kultur Bertumbuh
6
The GM Ringway: a public transport-integrated walking trail
Andrew Read,
Walking Projects Plus
9
Rethinking walking strategies: new techniques for effective active travel planning
John McQueen, Local Authority Lead, Mayer Brown
12
Scheme activation: developing & delivering targeted activation to enable behaviour
change
Chris Cordwell, Managing Consultant, AtkinsRealis
Meet at reception
Walking tour: walkable neighbourhoods
Led by the Civic Trust
A walking tour of Aldwark to demonstrate the value of low traffic neighbourhoods using an example that is now some 50 years old. The walk would take delegates from the Barbican through the city walls at Walmgate, along Navigation Road across the Foss and through Hungate to Aldwark where we can look at the original plan, later developments and the success of the scheme in creating a character area that stands out as a peaceful area of quiet in the close proximity of busy shopping streets
Sign-up sheets will be provided on reception for up to 20 delegates
Meet at reception
Cycling tour
Cycle tour led by Everybody's Cycling
Inclusive cycles provided by Get Cycling
Limited to 10 delegates
Join Everybody's Cycling for a tour on one of Get Cycling's inclusive cycles. Experience the freedom that trikes, recumbents and other designs of cycle can bring. Discuss some of the challenges in designing inclusive infrastructure.
Sign-up sheets will be provided at reception on the day
13.00
Sports Hall
Networking lunch
Delegate networking with lunch served in the exhibition area
14:00
Main Auditorium
Linking urban and rural areas
Chair: Janet Belfield, Regional Manager – Yorkshire and the Humber, Active Travel England
The challenges of delivering a Mini-Holland project in a rural area: the case of Woodbridge and Melton
Holly Weir, Active Travel Project Manager, Suffolk County Council
Connecting communities: development of a rural active travel network
Amber Kenyon, Principal Transport Manager, AtkinsRéalis and Sean Poole, Senior Transport Policy Officer, Staffordshire County Council
Collaboration of landowners and local authorities in delivering rural active travel infrastructure
Felicity Heathcote-Marcz, Founder & Director, Bare Analysis and Jonny Fuller, Principal Transport Strategy Officer, Buckinghamshire Council
Rural isolation: active travel and transport poverty
Steve Essex, Managing Consultant, Transport Initatives
Room Y01
Spotlight on ATE's rural design guidance
Host: Kit Allwinter, Senior Inspector, Active Travel England
The Rural Design Guidance consultation window ends soon. Active Travel England,will lead a panel of presenters to discuss the findings and learning from the engagement process so far.
Panellists:
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Phil Jones, Chairman, PJA
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Stacy Dowding, Technical Director, WSP
Lendal 1 & 2
Building active networks
Chair: Cllr Kate Ravilious, Executive Member for Transport, City of York Council
Speakers include:
Using a transport hierarchy to deliver active travel improvements every day
Tom Horner, Head of Active and Sustainable Transport, and Steve Wragg, Head of Highways Asset Management, City of York Council
Connecting communities across Calderdale
Andy Binder, Principal Transport Planner, Sweco and Tom Jones, Transport Planner, Calderdale Council
Integrating walking and cycling with public transport
Claire Stocks, Senior Strategy Officer, GMCA and Pete Zanzottera, Acting Active Travel Network Manager, Transport for Greater Manchester
Travel Planning in the NHS
Dan Braidley, Travel and Partnerships Manager, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Clifford Bar
1st Floor Bar
Speed Learning - Choose from 5 of 10
Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 15 minute sessions (14 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables).
The case studies will consist of short presentations followed by discussion. A horn will be sounded when it is time to change to another table.
1
'Pop-up' secure cycle parking:
proof of concept
Andy Farndale, Bike Parking coordinator, York Cycle Campaign
4
Broughty Ferry to Monifieth: connecting communities, from feasibility to delivery
Aurelia Ciclaire, Associate, SYSTRA & Gerry Conway, Project Manager, Dundee City Council
7
Bikeshare and urban growth: leveraging s106 for sustainable mobility
Ben Lee
Strategic Partnership lead, Beryl
10
School Streets and children’s health and wellbeing – emerging evidence from Bradford
Lisa Dowling, Senior Research Fellow, Bradford Institute of Health Research
2
Developing Phase 1 of West Yorkshire’s Mobility Hubs
Joel Hawthorn, Associate, Steer and James Purdy, Infrastructure Project Manager, WYCA
5
Ensuring that active travel investment is embedded in new development
Oli Davey, Co-Founder and Projects Director, Urban Movement
8
Is the fear of 'street clutter' impacting micromobility implementation? It doesn’t
have to...
Mitch Price,
Head of Government Relations, Ario
3
Will it fit? Test the new street space layer in the Network Planning Tool for Scotland
Robin Lovelace, Professor of Transport Data Science, University of Leeds and Angus Calder, Senior Mobility Planner, Sustrans Scotland
6
Monitoring, analysing and communicating the impact of cycling and walking investment
Charn Aujla,
Business Development Manager, VivaCity
9
Programming for inclusive design – how do you make it happen? Lessons learned from updating the Active Travel Act (Wales) street design guidance
Tom Wharf, Head of Design (Active Travel), Transport for Wales
Meet at reception
Walking tour with Wheels for Wellbeing
How do we design accessible neighbourhoods? A tour of the good, the bad and the ugly in York
Apologies – we are unable to provide personal assistants, so anyone who needs an assistant please arrange to bring their own (assistants will not be counted as a person on the tour)
Sign-up sheets will be provided on reception for up to 15 delegates
(not including personal assistants)
Meet at reception
Cycling tour: Station Gateway tour and bus stop bypasses
Led by Greg Morgan, Transport Planner - Active Travel, City of York Council
Station Gateway – designing inclusive walking and cycling infrastructure, and accessible bus stops
Sign-up sheets will be provided on reception for up to 15 delegates
Bicycles will be provided
15:20
Sports Hall
Comfort break
15:30
Main Auditorium
Closing plenary
Speakers include:
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Graham Grant, Deputy CEO and Director of Planning, Development & Strategy, Active Travel England
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Dame Sarah Storey, Active Travel Commissioner, Greater Manchester
16:10
Event close
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