Walking forward What government and local councils need to do to get people walking

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Enjoy your trip? The hidden victims of Britain's damaged pavements: a report based on letters sent to the Pedestrians Association

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Walking conditions for elderly people in the United Kingdom

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Getting across in a town on the move

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Rough crossing A report from the Pedestrians Association on the difficulties people face when they try to cross the road

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Trail blazers All aboard the walking bus; a guide to walking bus schemes around the country

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Joint statement on providing for walking and cycling as transport and travel

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Driven indoors? Walking conditions for older people; on the move

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