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Thanks to @SustransWMids for a useful webinar this evening - great to hear from @WaseemZaffar and others about the work being done around the city -- including 'prioritising active travel in local neighbourhoods'.
#HealthyStreets #LiveableNeighbourhoods
#HealthyStreets #LiveableNeighbourhoods
Also good to hear from @cllrbartington on health equity and how interventions can create behaviour change...
Next up Steve Arnold from @BhamCityCouncil on the Clean Air Zone and Birmingham's Journey to Clean Air ...
Great to hear that any surplus funds raised will be ploughed back into transport projects.
Now for Chris Woods a @BrumBreathes champion who telling us about the visualisation project he has worked on ...
It is not yet live and online but should be launched soon ...
Now Roger from @Eco_Sutton with an analysis of the impact on air quality of lockdown ...
Alarmingly, the recent easing of lockdown has already seen air quality descend to 2019 levels.
#CleanAir #LockInLockdownBenefits
Alarmingly, the recent easing of lockdown has already seen air quality descend to 2019 levels.
#CleanAir #LockInLockdownBenefits
What does success look like for #LowTrafficNeighbourhoods?
As well as creating beautiful local streets, a #LowTrafficNeighbourhood helps improve our health ...
An historic bollard from Pompei ... #LowTrafficNeighbourhoods through the ages?
Next up Bill Bloss of @WMAir_UoB ...
Lockdown had quite an impact ...
The picture gets a bit clearer ...
Could we create a new normal and hold on to the benefits of lockdown to air quality?
Bill's closing summary ...
And now a Q & A to finish ...
. @joe4greentravel of @bhamconnected emphasises the commitment of @BhamCityCouncil to building buy-in to the changes planned to enable safer walking and cycling as we return to daily life when lockdown lifts.
Thanks for chairing this session, Tim. Great job!
PS: That's a great picture in the background there.
PS: That's a great picture in the background there.
