Delivery Alignment Manager @WalkWheelCycleT. @WomenonWheels_ Board Member. BSc Applied Sport and Exercise graduate @UniofEdinburgh
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ALT Close up photograph of a pedestrian and cyclist signalised crossing at dual carriageway busy with cars.
ALT Graphic with a purple and blue border, showing data. Underneath logos of a tall building, a heart with a cross, and a tree, text reads: Every year walking, wheeling and cycling in Scotlandโs cities makes a big impact. Prevents over 4,500 serious long-term health conditions. Creates almost ยฃ1.5 billion for the economy. Saves 93,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
ALT Photo of a women cycling and smiling on a segregated cycle path in a suburban area. Text reads: 10% of the Scottish population now live within 500m of one of our high-quality cycle routes.
ALT Photo of a person walking with a stick, on a path by a canal. Text reads: And perceptions of safety in these areas are up by 12%.
ALT Photo of a young woman standing with her bike on a segregated cycle lane in Glasgow city centre.
ALT Photos of three young women walking along a pedestrianised street in Dundee.
ALT Photo of two school pupils, a girl and a boy, cycling on a segregated cycle lane in Stirling and approaching a road crossing.
ALT Photo of a mother pushing her twins in a double buggy on a canal towpath in Edinburgh.
ALT Photo of a woman standing with her bike on the pavement by a city read. Traffic lights and a bus are in the background. To the right, a male cyclist is parking his bike at a stand.
ALT A cyclist travelling through Coalie Park by the Water of Leith in Edinburgh.
ALT A man walking his dog along the newly improved canal towpath in Fountainbridge, Edinburgh.
ALT Square graphic with a purple border. A quote reads: "I don't feel safe on my bike in the town centre, or riding to town. My dream town would have better places to ride bikes and walk, with more trees and less cars as well."
ALT Square graphic with a purple border. Text reads: "2. Enable active journeys to school". Beneath the text and inside a ripple graphic is a sticker cutout image of a young girl in school uniform on her bike.
ALT Square graphic with a purple border. Text reads: "1. Boost investment in active travel". Beneath the text and inside a ripple graphic is a sticker cutout image of three young women walking together and chatting.
ALT Square graphic with a purple border. Text reads: "Scotland 2026 Election. Our manifesto asks". Beneath the text and to the right is a green ripple graphic that looks like wheel.
ALT Graphic using photos of people walking and cycling, The text reads: Investing in Scotland's future. A joint active travel manifesto for 2026. Thriving places, healthier communities, and saving lives.
ALT Graphic showing a photo of Charles standing next to his bike. He is on a cyle/footpath with trees and autumnal leaves behind him. Text reads: Walk Wheel Cycle Trust. 30 years of support: Charles' story.
ALT Graphic showing quote from Charles: "Cycling should be incorporated into your everyday life. Itโs just part of getting around. If the distances are right, it can be a habit, instead of the bus or car. But there has to be the right infrastructure to support that"
ALT Photo of a cyclist and pedestrians walking on the path next to the canal. Text reads: Walk Wheel Cycle Trust. Route of the week: The Union and Forth & Clyde Canals