Including the closely related term public transport.
…, participants heard from commentators on their second chosen theme: Transport. Commentators: Transport Video footage of all the presentations can be found here Professor Jillian Anable: Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds Alistair Kirkbride: Sustainable Transport Advisor Michael Barry: Senior Manager for Economy and Place, Cumbria County Council Lorraine Smyth…
…, jury members were invited to choose small groups they would like to join for an in-depth discussion on the ideas and draft recommendations. In the session they were given the opportunity to join any of the following groups for the transport theme (based upon the themes from the ‘what have we been talking about?’ document): A. Public Transport B. Walking and cycling C. Reducing car use…
… results are telling us?’ Time permitting participants also shared the pros and cons of choosing different themes and asked if they felt additional themes should be formed. A final poll was then held which revealed two clear priorities; a) low carbon energy generation b) transport. The third priority theme was tied between green spaces and natural carbon sinks, and encouraging action…
… with commentators for the third chosen theme, ‘encouraging action in council, local community and businesses’. Session 7 was devoted to writing draft recommendations for the first two chosen themes: a) low-carbon energy generation and b) transport. Recommendation writing Prior to session seven, all jury members received a ‘what have we been talking about?’ document. This document brought together…
… a record of the outputs from the low-carbon energy generation and transport sessions, where jury members were asked to share ideas for recommendations or were asked to record what has struck them and things they should remember. Facilitators grouped these into suggested topics. All jury members were given the choice to choose their groups and asked to start drafting recommendations for each…