Laura Laker has written about active transport for more than a decade; come for the reporting, stay for the whimsy - or vice versa.
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Turning disused railway viaducts and tunnels into cycle routes in Somerset
Gavin Mayall (pictured, left) has, for the past six years, led on a project to transform a section of railway tunnel and viaduct into a walking, wheeling and cycling route. Living just off the beautiful Ham Wood Viaduct, near Shepton Mallet...
An e-bike adventure across Dorset
The bridge in question must have washed away*. All that was there, at the bottom of a wooded valley, somewhere in Dorset, was a gully of mud, with a river running through it. If I were in America, it might have been named Abel’s Gulch. For...
Frome's Missing Links
Richard Ackroyd and Geoff Pell, hefting bits of steel on a bitterly cold March morning, on what is now a smooth, tarmacked path
Frome’s Missing Links is a 20-year-long campaign to complete a three mile stretch of countryside from the end o...
Clearing brambles with Sheppey Light Rail Greenway
This time we visit the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, in the summer of 2025. This project shows what happens when communities take action on the ground - and the power of bringing in the whole community to support a path.
We start off meeting 79...
Community path building legend, John Grimshaw, on 40 years of DIY routes
Laura Laker talks to community path building legend, John Grimshaw, as part of her Rural Path Campaigners’ toolkit.
John Grimshaw founded Sustrans, now the Walk, Wheel Cycle Trust, and the National Cycle Network 40 years ago this year. He...
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