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Step into summer with the Summer of Sport Step Count ChallengeWe’ve launched a free 4 week Summer of Sport Step Count Challenge to get people across Scotland moving more this summer. Running from Monday 6 July to Sunday 2 August, the challenge is open to…
£140k fund to improve paths across Strathclyde open for applicationsThe SPT Community Path Fund is open for applications for a second year, offering up to £15,000 per project.
New West Lothian path opens thanks to landmark fund A new path opens in West Lothian, one of a number of projects funded by our Ian Findlay Path Fund.
One step at a time: one mum’s journey after lossWalking helped Lorna to improve her fitness, build confidence and tackle isolation of grief.
Ian Findlay Path Fund leaves lasting legacy across ScotlandThe Ian Findlay Path Fund, which helped 62 projects across 17 council areas, leaves a lasting legacy across Scotland.
Walking and wheeling at Scotland’s party conferencesAhead of the Holyrood election in May, we’ve been highlighting the importance of walking.
Holyrood elections – the Power of Walking Ask your election candidates to deliver for walking and wheeling ahead of the Scottish elections.
Man’s best friend keeps Scotland movingOur Scottish Walking and Wheeling Survey shows that dog walkers more likely to walk or wheel every single day.
New community Step Count Challenge launches in Midlothian We’ve teamed up with Midlothian Council to deliver the first-ever community Step Count Challenge in Danderhall and Shawfair.
Safety fears stop women walking after darkOur Walking and Wheeling Survey shows that women across Scotland avoid walking at night due to safety concerns. We’re calling for better lighting, improved paths and safe routes across…
People experiencing pavement parking has increased in 2 years since banOur Walking and Wheeling Manifesto calls for full implementation of the ban to improve pedestrian safety. The number of Scots experiencing cars parked on the pavement when walking and wheeling…
New paths connect communities in ScotlandThis weekend was a busy one for path projects! 3 paths funded by Transport Scotland through our Ian Findlay Path Fund were opened to the public. These new paths connect communities with safer links…
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