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I am finding it difficult to understand that—and my apologies if I am getting it completely wrong. You are not getting it wrong at all, if I may say.
Both unions have been clear about wanting to work with and engage with us to get to the right outcome. When we talk about active engagement politically, we are also referring to engagement with the trade unions.
They should not be competing for the same road space, yet most frameworks and papers published note that active travel will get priority. CPT Scotland is concerned that due to this, road space on strategically important bus routes could be reallocated to active travel rather t...
There is quite a substantial difference in inactivity levels. Those are the sort of statistics that we would want in order to give us a feel for whether there is improvement—whether the gap is narrowing in any way or getting worse.
Different planning ideas could, for example, encourage more learners to use active travel methods to get to school, allowing for further access to nature, physical activity and extracurricular activities, where rigid bus timetables can ...
When the lockdown started, I thought that those places would become a bit like pressure cookers, with children not being able to get out to school and not being able to do a lot of other activities, but we observed something different.