Including 4 closely related terms such as transport system, transport strategy, and transport plan.
…-dimensional challenges posed by climate change as well as possible solutions. Following this contribution, the assembly members completed a theory of change template based on one or two thematic areas and building on all the ideas they had already developed in session one. After the lunch energiser, Yogita Popat presented Barnet Council’s Transport Strategy and how the participants could get…
…, including our local people, communities, and schools. Our environment should have minimal litter, and we should protect wildlife. We want more trees, hedgerows and uncut grassy areas for wildflowers and insects. • A safe transport system that reduces private cars on the road and journeys using petrol and diesel, with active travel options including walking and bicycle hire. We need road…
… be supported and affordable. This might require changes to rates, grants and how we make decisions, or pushing for top-down legislative changes. • Ensure training to support people into green jobs and talk about opportunities in schools. • Provide better, cleaner, more frequent, and affordable public transport. We need schemes and infrastructure available in all areas, not just affluent ones…
…. fields, old railway tracks, green walkways) to develop biodiverse green spaces and cycling paths for partnership between council and local community volunteers. 6 Incorporate green and sustainable design processes in all new builds / infrastructure. 7 8 9 Have an integrated sustainable transport plan for the borough. We must develop a strategy to make roads safe for active…
… more sustainable by installing solar panels and providing subsidies to improve appliances. 15 Encourage and educate Barnet residents on how to reduce the amount of food waste. 16 Improve waste management through easier recycling and by addressing fly tipping. 17 18 19 Encourage investment in green, public transport to improve the environment, safety and well…