Landor LINKS is inviting presentation suggestions (of no more than 250 words) that showcase the work you have done to make active travel attractive to more people for more parts of more journeys. 
 

Please complete the form below before 30 January 2026.

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Rural connectivity and integrated networks

• developing walking, wheeling and cycling networks that connect users to key amenities

• connections with micromobility, public transport and shared transport networks

• integrating land use and transport planning to support active modes
   

How active travel boosts local businesses

• ​how innovative businesses are encouraging the active commute

• enhancing active commuter and leisure access across the region to attract growth, new businesses and new residents

• inclusive communications and behaviour change campaigns 

 

Supporting new housing and development

• the impact of active access to green and blue spaces and their links to wellbeing

• creating active and connected public spaces that are accessible and welcoming to all

• creating vibrant, thriving and connected communities with a variety of active travel options

 

Communicating the real value of active travel to society

• effective and inclusive consultations

• ensuring everyone, regardless of background, can be active – engaging with families and diverse communities of all ages

• building the evidence base: stories, case studies, scheme monitoring, evaluation and toolkits​

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Active travel, health and wellbeing

• increasing active travel is the DfT’s most direct contribution to the government’s 10-year health plan – getting the message across

• why physical activity is essential to improving the nation’s health 

• how walking, wheeling and cycling are the most accessible and cost-effective ways to get the UK active and healthy

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