#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow As we posted previously, on Saturday the 24th of April, we are asking all of our Pedal on Parliament supporters around Scotland to join us in shining the light on active travel – one of the
Shine a Light (part 4): Projections
#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow As we posted previously, on Saturday the 24th of April, we are asking all of our Pedal on Parliament supporters around Scotland to join us in shining the light on active travel – one of the
Shine a Light (part 3): Light drawings
#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow As we posted previously, on Saturday the 24th of April, we are asking all of our Pedal on Parliament supporters around Scotland to join us in shining the light on active travel – one of the
Shine a Light (part 2): Window installations
#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow As we posted previously, on Saturday the 24th of April, we are asking all of our Pedal on Parliament supporters around Scotland to join us in shining the light on active travel – one of the
Shine a Light: How to take part in PoP this year!
#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow On Saturday the 24th of April, we are asking all of our Pedal on Parliament supporters around Scotland to join us (safely distanced, of course) in shining the light on active travel – one of
Save the Date: Let’s Light up Scotland on the 24th April
#POP2021 #PedalOnParliament #LightTheWay #TheTimeIsNow With the Holyrood elections coming up in May we had hoped to run a mass Pedal on Parliament this year. Sadly, the continuing pandemic has made that impossible, but we believe that PoP is too important
Sometimes the sequels ARE better: STPR2
On Wednesday, Transport Scotland published the Phase 1 recommendations for the second Strategic Transport Projects Review today (STPR2 to its friends) and, if a 120-page document (and 20 individual appendices) feels a bit daunting, we’ve done a bit of the
Climate Change Plan consultation closes tomorrow – your views needed!
The Scottish Government’s Climate Change Plan consultation closes tomorrow (Tuesday 12th January) and your views are needed. The consultation is here: Climate Change Plan Update (Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee) You can read the updated plan in full here: Securing
Help us plan for 2021 at next week’s Pedal on Parliament AGM
Photo: Calum (flickr) We are hosting our annual public meeting and AGM next week online on Tuesday 17th November from 7pm. Sign up here for free on our Event Page We’d love you to join us as we look toward
Liveable Neighbourhoods: Returning the streets to the people
Low traffic neighbourhoods have been in the news recently. In this guest post, Ewen Maclean of Blackford Safe Routes explains the benefits of the latest proposal in Edinburgh. NOTE this article has been corrected to better represent the position and motion