Road Safety Trust announces details of next funding round

The Road Safety Trust has announced that its Spring 2024 Small Grants round will open on 21 March – with a webinar to support potential applicants taking place on 25 March.

13 Mar 2024 | More...

LRSC issues plea for help with future at risk

The London Road Safety Council (LRSC) is making an urgent appeal for help, with the future of the 108-year-old organisation at risk due to a lack of funding.

11 Mar 2024 | More...

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Cycleway 4 a ‘vital part’ of TfL’s commitment to cycling

TfL and Southwark Council have completed work on a new section of Cycleway 4, which connects London Bridge to Greenwich.

8 Mar 2024 | More...

New route aims to increase leisure walking in London

TfL has launched a new 15-mile walking route, the Green Link Walk, connecting Epping Forest to Peckham Town Centre.

6 Mar 2024 | More...

Project EDWARD publishes initial plan and programme of activity for 2024

An initial 12-month plan and activity programme has been published by Project EDWARD, as the organisation evolves to a genuine ‘Every Day’ initiative.

29 Feb 2024 | More...

‘Greener, healthier, more welcoming’ streets in Islington

Islington Council is set to make a series of active travel improvements in the Holloway area, including introducing new pedestrian and cycle crossings.

28 Feb 2024 | More...

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This article, written by Cllr Amy Foster, vice-chair of the London Road Safety Council, was first published by Local Government First.

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Pandemic and recovery: what are the implications for road safety?
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About the London Road Safety Council

It is likely that around 28,000 people will be injured on roads in the Greater London Area this year, some 3,000 of whom will be killed or seriously injured.

The London Road Safety Council's aim is to reduce these needless casualties by producing and promoting resources and publicity materials and providing a forum to discuss road safety issues.

The Council is unique in London in that it has a membership of elected council members and professional road safety officers from the London boroughs. Transport for London (TfL) and other stakeholders, including the Metropolitan Police and City of London Police forces, are also represented.

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