In this lunchtime session, join the discussion on why active travel (i.e – walking and cycling) is good for mental, physical and planetary health. The transition from environments dominated by motorised vehicles that are often not safe for walking and cycling, to urban landscapes that enable people to walk and cycle, can also bring socioeconomic advantages such as reducing inequalities and empowering women, the elderly, and children. Our esteemed guest speakers include Chris Billington (ADPH-London), Dr Adrian Davis (UWE-Bristol), Dr Andy Cope (Sustrans)
AGENDA
Active travel to achieve net zero NHS
Chris Billington, Public Health Specialist, London Association of Directors of Public Health
Barriers and facilitators for active travel to promote human and planetary health
Dr Adrian Davis, Senior Fellow in Behaviour Change ＆ Translational Research, University of the West of England Bristol
Active travel for healthy ageing and reducing health inequalities amidst the ongoing climate crisis
Dr Andy Cope, Director of Insight, Sustrans