Category Archives: Children

A great place to be

A reflection by Chris Trueman Lord Howe Island was one of the earliest Australian natural places listed as a World Heritage Site – in 1982 just after the Great Barrier Reef. If you’ve never visited, put it on your bucket … Continue reading

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Family-safe streets

I feel great empathy for parents who have become dependent on local playgrounds in Australia so that their children can have fun whilst exercising and socialising. These things should be an essential part of a child’s life. Many people drive … Continue reading

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Latest WATAG Newsletter

Click here to view the August 2021 Active Transport News. Easy Ride Routes – and much more… Easy Ride Routes are here The Best of British Luck Making local and busy places safer Box Hill – let’s get the planning … Continue reading

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Latest WATAG Newsletter

Click here to view the June 2021 Active Transport News. BUDGET TIME: Will your Local Authority’s budget reflect the community’s values? Budget time Good Vision On track to be trackless? Looking back and forward too Road to Zero Walk or … Continue reading

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Latest Active Transport News

Active Whitehorse News December 2020 A Happy Christmas season and a smoother Active Transport journey next year. Here’s some interesting articles to actively transport you into 2021. #activetravel #activetransport #activemobility #transportation #mobility #walking #bicycle #cycling #spaceforhealth #smartcities #streets #streetsasplaces #publicspace … Continue reading

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