United Kingdom
Greater London was the first region in the UK to adopt the Healthy Streets Approach. It has been spreading across England since 2020, supported by the Department for Transport and Active Travel England.
All local authorities have been offered Foundation Level training for practitioners and briefings for elected-member. The Department for Transport also commissioned the Healthy Streets Design Check for England and supported training of practitioners across the country to use this tool. Active Travel England provide funding to local authorities to commission Healthy Streets training.
Healthy Streets has now been adopted into policy by authorities across the country and is shaping decision-making in transport and planning in London, Bristol, Birmingham, Liverpool City Region, Leicestershire, Hampshire, Norfolk, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, and Lancashire.
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Training
Book your 2027 training
All our 2026 courses are fully booked but we are scheduling the next online courses to start in January 2027. If you want to book as an individual or make a group booking for your organisation we offer accredited courses and bespoke training throughout the year online and in-person.
Tools & Resources
How Healthy Is My Street?
Go out onto your street, open this tool on your phone and score your street for an instant result.
You can request a free online introductory session for your organisation.
Case Studies
Hertfordshire: Healthy Streets Index
Hertfordshire County Council commissioned a Healthy Streets Index for their county to support strategic planning.
Local PRACTITIONERS & ALUMNI
Find a local Healthy Streets practitioner who has completed the accredited Practitioner training or become an expert in applying the Design Check.
If you are looking for someone local to you who can assist you on a Healthy Streets policy, project or problem then you can find them on the register of Healthy Streets Alumni.
There are over 350 Practitioners and 140 Designers across the UK.
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