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Walking is top of the urban transport hierarchy. In 2007 the Manual for Streets recommended “applying a user hierarchy to the design process with pedestrians […]

During the recent work on the Durham School wall, part of the road was coned off and pedestrians were able to walk safely past the […]

For a few weeks in August and September there was a trial of a new traffic arrangement on Quarryheads Lane, alongside the Durham School field. […]

In 2019 Durham County Council adopted the Durham City Sustainable Transport Delivery Plan (DCSTDP) to guide the development of travel and transport within the city. […]

No, it’s not a typo. SPACE for Durham will be attending the Neville’s Cross Eco Festival this year, on Sunday 15 June 2025, but below […]

Just under a quarter (24.1%) of households in County Durham do not have a car or van, and in urban areas the percentage can be […]

Over the years the authorities have put a lot of effort into promoting cycling, often via special events like Cycle to School Week, Green Transport […]

Southampton is not a city famous for cycling, like Cambridge, Oxford or York, but around the university there are respectable rates of cycling (for the […]

At the end of September a site meeting was held at the top of Lowes Barn Bank with local councillors and officers from the County […]