We attended the Liveable Neighbourhoods Conference in London, discussing how to develop sustainable designs that work for both the community’s needs and the local authorities’ Net Zero goals. As the government makes funds available for the development of sustainable modes of transport, the UK is falling behind, slowed down by the community’s numerous complaints about lowRead more
The Government has made £343 million capital funding and £37.8 capability available for Tier 1 local authorities to plan and deliver electric vehicle (EV) charge points across the country. The Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund comprises: To earn the funding, local authorities will have to submit a detailed strategy by Friday 26 May. ThisRead more
Project Centre delivered a public realm strategy for the Worthing Borough Council, to enhance sustainable connectivity and celebrate the local heritage. A poor sense of place and a high number of vehicles on streets dominated Worthing’s town centre. Our designs transformed this hostile environment into a lively and vibrant urban space, creating a walkable andRead more
The London Borough of Ealing commissioned Project Centre to develop a Vision and Narrative Document for Northolt, providing solutions to connectivity and public realm’s concerns. Northolt won the round 1 Levelling Up funds, which required the Council to plan new strategies for active travel, regeneration and economic renewal. Northolt’s neighbourhood had been suffering a lackRead more
The University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy conducted the largest study of low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in London, and found that LTNs reduced motor traffic by an impressive 47%. The study reported data from 46 LTNs across 11 London boroughs. LTNs aim to reduce the number of vehicles that travel through certain streets, creating a safer andRead more
This month the government announced a huge commitment to funding active travel, which will contribute to levelling up the country. Choosing a sustainable form of transport can improve the general population’s health whilst largely reducing carbon emissions. The latest news speaks volumes about the direction of transport in the UK as governments respond to theRead more
Background Herefordshire Council appointed us to deliver a transport infrastructure scheme that would encourage a mode shift across the city active travel in the newly developed Hereford Enterprise Zone, contributing to its growth. The council identified promoting active travel as the best way to achieve this. Our design provided robust infrastructure improvements within the cityRead more
Background Nottingham City Council procured Project Centre to provide design services in support of three active travel routes. The European Regional Development Fund and Nottingham City Council funded the scheme. The council identified three routes across the city with the intention to improve the walking and cycling infrastructure along each route. Our design commission includedRead more
Project Centre attended the Transport Smart Class in Scotland, speaking of our methodology to assess the levels of footway parking in the City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) following the national ban. CEC’s Senior Transport Planner, Gavin Sherriff, joined our Principal Engineer, Eduardo Moral, in presenting the case study of our strategic assessment. A strategic assessmentRead more
Project Centre sponsored the Traffic + Parking Conference in Manchester, which was a fantastic opportunity to network and catch up on the latest news in the sector. The conference covered some crucial themes for traffic and parking professionals. Some of the discussions included… Moving traffic regulation and enforcement Creating better streets Enabling the new mobilityRead more
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