Partnering with IWGB, the trade union for couriers and food delivery riders, we delved into the realities faced by the nearly 20,000 couriers working in the city, focusing on their safety, emissions, and what can be done to make this work better for both people and the planet.
Read MoreBy shedding light on the lack of diversity in cycling imagery that the UK public is exposed to, this report helps inform campaigners and policy makers about one factor that needs to be addressed if we are to encourage more people in the UK to choose cycling.
Read MoreThis new report argues that investment in coaches is a cheap and rapid way of shifting longer distance journeys from private cars, thereby putting us on track to meet our climate goals while cutting congestion and boosting the economy.
Read MoreOur anti-oppression work is treated like any other public facing campaign or project, with a dedicated project manager, budget, working group, strategy, delivery plan and review process.
Read MoreThis research explores the opportunities and challenges for car-free living, and gives guidance to local decision makers in the city (and beyond) about how they can help more people choose public transport and/or active travel.
Read MoreHammersmith Bridge has been closed to motor traffic since 2019 after decades of unchecked corrosion were discovered. Politicians of all parties routinely make big promises about getting traffic flowing again, but nobody wants to foot the bill. The reality is that cars won’t be coming back any time soon. The question is: would that be such a bad thing?
Read MoreWe’ve teamed up with The Care Workers Charity and New Automotive to call for the government to establish a social leasing scheme for care workers, offering them electric vehicles (EV) at a lower cost while cutting emissions.
Read MoreWe teamed up with energy experts Regen to explore a home heating system that could replace gas boilers - electric heating technology, powered by locally produced renewable energy.
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