Supporting ambitious and innovative walking and cycling

We will examine how high-quality active travel infrastructure, alongside innovation and robust evaluation, can improve Healthy Streets Scorecard outcome indicators including sustainable modeshare, active travel rate and road collision casualties.

Healthy Streets Scorecard Coalition members will share insights on the most ambitious schemes of 2025, highlighting what made them effective and how we can build on this progress into 2026.

Please note: This event is exclusively for officers and practitioners working within London local authorities, and will be followed by an optional lunch.

Module one: Better infrastructure, better outcome indicators

Delivering high-quality cycle facilities in low traffic environments

• Balancing space, time and cost in residential areas
• Innovative designs improving cycling journeys
• We’ll hear from London Cycling Campaign about the highlight schemes from 2025

Improving the pedestrian experience in high streets and town centres

• Designing for inclusive movement in high streets and town centres
• How are people walking being prioritised on high streets, town
  centres and in Central London?
• We’ll hear from London Living Streets on their scheme highlights from 2025

Module two: Measuring Success

Monitoring and evaluation are often deprioritised once schemes are built, yet in challenging financial environments, a strong evidence base is essential for securing future investment.

This module will focus on:

• Applying low-resource monitoring and evaluation approaches
• Embedding evaluation into schemes from the outset
• Using existing data, tools and visualisations to demonstrate success