Walking isn’t only good for our physical, social and mental health. It’s also good for our communities, the environment and the economy.
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MSP motion recognises Walking Scotland’s 30 years of successPaul McLennan, MSP for East Lothian Coast and Lammermuirs, has submitted a motion recognising 30 years of Walking Scotland’s work.
We’re supporting Fair FundingWe’re proud to offer our support to the Fair Funding imitative. It works to make sure that voluntary sector funding is fair, flexible, sustainable and accessible.
Walking Scotland reacts to Programme for GovernmentThe Scottish Government released the Programme for Government, which outlines what our Ministers want to achieve before the next Parliament election in 2031.
Our 2026 Programme for Government asksWe’re urging the Scottish Government to make walking and wheeling a priority in the 2026 Programme for Government.
We’re shortlisted for a Community Impact AwardWe’re thrilled that our Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) is shortlisted at The Herald Scottish Impact Awards 2026.
Scots count over 475 million steps in Summer of Sport Step Count ChallengeMore than 1,500 people across Scotland have counted over 475 million steps as part of our 4 week Summer of Sport Step Count Challenge.
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.
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