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On active travel, I underline the point that there will be no absolutely change to the access that pedestrians and cyclists currently have apart from the fact that, for one weekend only, they will get the chance to walk over the new crossing.
That is not just about people who have disabilities; it is also about how a community grows older. When people get older, they can get a bit frail or get dementia, and the strategy is about how buildings can be made friendly and inclusive for everyone.
As the IPCC’s report states, we have a crucial 12-year period. If we do not get things in line, we will find it incredibly difficult to get back on track.
However, for those who work in the service, it is very much their service, so we actively encourage staff to get involved in defining the future of the service, alongside other key stakeholders.