Get ready to light up the greenway! Join us for a glow ride evening of cycling, walking and wheeling.

Get ready to light up the greenway! Join us for a glow ride evening of cycling, walking and wheeling.

Join us for a fun, interactive workshop to create a ‘Greenway Community Agreement’ to help everyone feel welcome on the greenway!

The Fleadh Cheoil - the Irish traditional music festival - exceeded all expectations, attracting 1.6 million visitors to Belfast at start of August.

Over 780,000 children walked, wheeled, scooted and cycled to school actively during the Big Walk and Wheel. It shows what’s possible after government set active travel target for schools.

Escape into nature this summer with some of our favourite low-traffic walking and cycling routes along the National Cycle Network.

Ride on Belfast Designed to coax you out of your car and show you how simple, safe and stress-free cycling to work can be. The Ride on Belfast meets each year at Queen’s University at 7.45am, pushing…

Mayor Ruairi McHugh joins regional partners to kick off the free month-long event encouraging walking, cycling, and public transport use

Children from Antrim’s north coast have followed in the footsteps of the mythical giant Finn MacCool to defeat primary schools across the UK to win the Big Walk and Wheel Challenge.

Big Walk and Wheel inspires pupils to make active journeys to school, improve air quality in their neighbourhood and discover how these changes benefit their world. Delivered by Walk Wheel Cycle Trust...

Find out what we stand for and how our work around the UK is making a difference.

Every city is on its own path, shaped by its context, politics, and people. Infrastructure Delivery Manager, Perla Mansour, travelled from Belfast to Brno in Czech Republic to better understand how…

Big Walk and Wheel inspires pupils to make active journeys to school, improve air quality in their neighbourhood and discover how these changes benefit their world.

The introduction of a default 20mph speed limit on restricted roads in Wales in September 2023 generated significant public debate. The policy increased the share of roads with a 20mph limit from 2% to 37% as of September 2023.

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