“Just put them on roofs instead” is the most comfortable argument in British politics. It is also the one that quietly hands the bill to our children.

One of the biggest problems with cycling infrastructure in Oxford is that it is riddled with what I call "dual provision", where two bad options are offered to people cycling instead of one good one. ...

I often find myself in conversations about the comparative value of side-road zebra crossings and continuous footways. People want to see improvements for pedestrians, a means to get cyclists safel…

I often find myself in conversations about the comparative value of side-road zebra crossings and continuous footways. People want to see improvements for pedestrians, a means to get cyclists safel…

Despite endless media reporting on ebikes and escooters and calls for 'government action', the death toll on the nations pavements has almost entirely slipped under the radar. The final Great Britain ...

What 640 London shopping streets, 4,000 Billboard hits, a million films and synthetic AI personas tell us about why everything is flattening into sameness and how to regulate the algorithms behind it.

Britain is in yet another heatwave. Whilst the policy debate has revolved around air conditioning, are we missing a more sustainable fix?

We will be installing 1,500 public electric vehicle (EV) charging bays across Oxfordshire between now and mid-2028 to help residents make the transition to driving electric vehicles. We will prioritis...

The Odyssey is not set in the Bronze Age. It is totally flooded with classical-era motifs, with a smattering of archaic touches.

Remembering what was good is important. Pretending everything was better is holding us back

Report says by aiming at children Israel is undermining capacity of Palestinian people to exist

Comments by Sharon Graham come as Burnham team explores key government appointments

You deserve better than the half truths being served up

Imagine I told you there was a single intervention that could reduce annual sick days by 4.4 million, free up 1.

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Professor Nick Maynard, a consultant at Oxford University Hospitals, has been to Gaza three times since 7th October 2023.

Cities around the world would love to do what Helsinki has just done. The city has effectively halved the distance to a major new urban development, making it far more accessible by active and sustainable transport. Because Helsinki is built on a series of islands and peninsulas stretching into the Baltic Sea, the city was able to create this new connection with three bridges.