The mistake that transport policy often makes is that it treats all car drivers the same. That's both unfair and politically counterproductive.

Exclusive: Study also finds no change in number of casualties on roads just outside low-traffic neighbourhoods

It is part of a national £291million package to make people healthier and towns and cities greener.

Ex-minister says it shows policy was the most successful road safety initiative in modern times.

From making you live longer to making cities more resilient: If you want a reason to make your city more walkable, it's in here.

Plans to make Oxford “a fairer place to live” by charging second homes in the city extra council tax have been approved by Oxford City Council.

The government’s grand plans for buses will not meet success without sufficient funding, says CPT CEO Graham Vidler.

During February and March 2025, 40 Oxfordshire residents will take part in our first ever citizens’ assembly. Participants will dedicate 45 hours across nine sessions to answer the following challenge...

Have your say on taking back control of our buses in South Yorkshire. Our public consultation is your chance to feedback on bus reform in South Yorkshire.

A process evaluation of the UK Department for Transport’s (DfT) Active Travel Fund (ATF) has identified insufficient funding and short implementation timeframes as key challenges limiting the delive

The city authorities say that large cars pollute more and are dangerous for pedestrians. Opponents say the mayor is on a crusade against motorists.

A major new programme designed to make Oxfordshire a fairer and healthier place has been formally launched with a visit by world-renowned academic, researcher and campaigner, Professor Sir Michael Mar...

If there's anyone who thinks housing in Oxfordshire has been planned optimally and sensibly in recent years, we have yet to meet them. "Planned" at all might be generous. Houses have been ladled onto...

Researchers say advising people to increase their daily step count could be part of a national mental health drive

Professor Whitty’s report outlines a broad range of health opportunities and challenges for city populations, and includes case studies from core cities in England.

In his annual health-of-the-nation report England’s chief medical officer Chris Whitty advocates for proximity to shops and services for more people.

This week's top stories Will the Government’s announcement of more special needs funding fix Oxfordshire’s SEND crisis? We took a detailed look this week. Spoiler: it’s rather more complex than the h...

An Oxfordshire MP warns of the