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Activists are calling on Oliver Coppard to change the rules to build a more integrated network.

Highlights include documentaries about BMX biking and outdoor swimming in Sheffield, as well as a moving portrait of cycling and motherhood.

Active travel campaigners say it's "absolutely vital" that the council puts a stop to the plan.

Campaigners say the council have failed to carry out agreed safety improvements, despite acknowledging potentially fatal risks.

Pioneering developments around the world are doing away with the old certainties of urban planning and experimenting with ways to build more liveable and sustainable cities.

South Yorkshire only received a sixth of the funding for walking and cycling improvements that it bid for.

With such disparity in car ownership across the city, public transport and active travel need to be central to any serious debate about reducing inequality, argues Charlie Heywood-Heath.

Under the pilot scheme, GPs will ask patients to "walk, wheel or cycle" as an alternative to drugs and medical procedures.

Sheffield and Rotherham have lost out on money to deliver walking and cycling improvements, say campaign group CycleSheffield.

This Saturday's family-friendly event features a marshalled route around Sheffield city centre.

Whether you’re new to cycling or a more experienced rider, Bike Rehab has everything you need to keep those wheels spinning.

Campaigners have welcomed moves to make roads like Arundel Gate and West Street safer for pedestrians and wheelchair users.

Cycling campaigners want to see the closure of Pinstone Street made permanent, as the Council Leader calls Connecting Sheffield plans in for review.

A substantial section of the Five Weirs Walk along the River Don has been closed since flooding in 2019, but the Council say they don’t yet have the money to fix it.

The Travelling Light project aims to boost the use of e-bikes and create a transport hub in the Peak District.

A consultation is now open on proposals to create a high-quality cycle route between Meersbrook and the city centre – with a potential extension to Totley in the future.

The Council is inviting citizens to shape plans for "cleaner, safer and quieter" neighbourhoods through walking and cycling improvements following a government grant.

New proposals could make walking and cycling easier, create more green space and speed up journey times for bus users.

Sheffield Council announce a new raft of proposed walking and cycling changes to reduce air pollution and improve public health.

Plans include a new-look Arundel Gate, with more space for cyclists, pedestrians and greenery.