Including the closely related term transport.
… and recommendations with three areas of focus: buildings, transport and business. We deliberately did not want the Jury to be constrained by the council’s existing plans, and so the detail in our own action plan was not shared up front. However, it is encouraging to see so much overlap between our plan and the priorities identified by the Jury. The Council will be responding in full to their report…
… as follows: From this it was agreed that the focus areas would be: • Housing and buildings • Transport • Business Finally jury members were invited to note down any particular questions they had about the chosen themes, in order that these could be used to inform the commentator input to the sessions. Session five Session 5 was the first session after the December…
…/environment/climate-emergency?chapter=4#Session%204:%206%20January%202022 19 Session six During session six, participants heard from commentators on their second chosen theme: Transport. Before they heard from commentators, they were placed in random small groups with facilitators to share their experiences of their best journey ever to get participants thinking about their thoughts…
… and experiences on the subject of transport. Commentators: Transport Video footage of all the presentations can be found on the council website. Isabelle Clements: Wheels for Wellbeing Professor Rachel Aldred: University of Westminster Ben Knowles: Pedal Me Hirra Khan Adeogun: Possible Jeremy Leach: London Living Streets Gordon McCulloch: Research Institute…
… conversations with each set of commentators. This way each participant had an opportunity to question and enter into discussion with each commentator and listen to others in the small groups. Participants then had a moment of individual quiet reflection to consider any ideas for transport- related recommendations they might have. They then went into small groups to share and discuss these ideas…