UK government announces emergency active travel fund
Active Travel Fund
Active Travel Fund
Emergency Active Travel Fund Schemes
UK government announces emergency active travel fund
Active Travel Fund
COMMENTS
Active Travel Fund: local transport authority allocations
Find out how much funding local authorities in England have received for walking and cycling schemes from the Active Travel Fund. The fund has been provided in 4 tranches from 2020 to 2024 to support temporary and permanent measures.
Active Travel Fund: guidance for applicants 2023 to 2024
Learn how to apply for grants to deliver active travel schemes in Wales in 2023-24. Find out the priorities, eligibility criteria, funding levels, application process and assessment criteria for the Active Travel Fund.
Active travel fund: guidance for applicants 2023 to 2024
Find out how to apply for grants to support walking and cycling schemes in Wales. Download the guidance document and the application requirements and scheme plan example.
What does the latest round of active travel funding mean for local
Bankrolled by the Department for Transport (DfT), with allocations determined by Active Travel England (ATE), this new capital funding is ring-fenced for 265 approved schemes and expected to generate up to 16 million extra walking and cycling trips every year. Sounds good, right?
Active Travel Fund 4: Councils invited to bid for £200m
Active Travel England has contacted councils directly inviting them to apply for cash by late February. The winners are due to be announced later this year. ... This latest tranche of cash is Active Travel Fund 4, with the Government having invested over £600m into active travel since 2020 - further investment is expected this financial year ...
Active travel
Active Travel Fund Tranche 2. We made an ambitious bid for £1.465m of funding for five schemes after assessing 300 schemes across the county, including some received from the public, interest groups and county councillors, however, the final amount awarded to us was £1,011,750. The schemes in the Tranche 2 bid were:
Active Travel Fund
Active Travel Fund We provide advice and support to the Welsh Government, including assisting in the review of guidance associated with the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013. We're also responsible for the administration of the Active Travel Fund programme on behalf of the Welsh Government.
Active travel fund: additional schemes funded in 2021 to 2022
Active travel fund: additional schemes funded in 2021 to 2022 Publication, Document Active travel fund: additional schemes funded in 2021 to 2022 Includes details of additional grants awarded to each local authority. First published: 6 October 2021 Last updated: 6 October 2021 Download document: 108 KB, PDF This file may not be fully accessible.
Active travel
Local authorities are able to apply for funding through the Active Travel Fund (ATF) programme, via a combination of core funding and a competitive bidding process, to support the delivery of active travel schemes across Wales. Further information on the ATF programme is available here.
Getting Scotland walking, wheeling and cycling
The Active Travel Transformation Fund focuses on helping local authorities build up capacity and pace to make sure increased investment is resulting in change on the ground. The following is a list of partners supported through the Active Travel Transformation Fund for 2023/24. The funding allocated to partners might be subject to further ...
PDF Active Travel Research Briefing
Prior to 2018 the Welsh Government funded active travel primarily through the Road Safety Grant, the Safe Routes in Communities Grant (previously Safe Routes to School) and the Local Transport Fund. However, the total amount of funds available was relatively small. Funding levels were enhanced in 2018 with the launch of the Active Travel Fund.
Active Travel transformation
The Scottish Government announced record funding for active travel in its draft budget proposal for 2023-24, with almost £190m allocated for active travel, and through the Bute House Agreement between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Green Party in 2021, it was agreed that at least £320m or 10% of the total transport budget will be alloc...
PDF Active Travel Fund: guidance for applicants 2023 to 2024
Active Travel Fund: guidance for applicants 2023 to 2024 Guidance to help local authorities apply for grants. First published:16 December 2022 Last updated:16 December 2022 This document was downloaded from GOV.WALES and may not be the latest version.
Active travel fund: guidance and application forms
Active travel fund: guidance and application forms Application form and guidance for local authorities to apply for a grant from the active travel fund. Part of: Walking and cycling First published: 19 March 2021 Last updated: 22 December 2022 In this collection Application forms Guidance to apply Application forms Application form 2023 to 2024
Active Travel Investment Programme
The work of the NTA's Active Travel Programme is underpinned by the aims and objectives set out in the Government's Climate Action Plan 2023. One of the key aims cited is to increase the number of walking and cycling networks so that walking, cycling and public transport will account for 50% of all journeys made by 2030.
Want to Vacation More? Here's Where I Keep My Travel Fund
Here's Where I Keep My Travel Fund. After a few pandemic-ridden years, travel is back in a big way. I made my first-ever trip outside of North America earlier this year, and I'm not alone in ...
Written Statement: Active Travel Fund Administration and Application
Originally set up for the three years 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21, we are showing our strong commitment to active travel by continuing this funding to deliver the schemes developed by local authorities.
What the F.A.A. Bill Means for Travelers
The legislation, which funds federal aviation programs for the next five years, cements new passenger protections, adds new routes and lets the T.S.A. continue to expand facial recognition ...
£75 million investment to get more people walking and cycling
The Active Travel Fund has grown since 2018 from its initial £10 million to £70 million for 2021/22. Continuing our funding to create safe routes to schools is particularly important as we know that embedding healthy travel habits early leads to lasting benefits.
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COMMENTS
Find out how much funding local authorities in England have received for walking and cycling schemes from the Active Travel Fund. The fund has been provided in 4 tranches from 2020 to 2024 to support temporary and permanent measures.
Learn how to apply for grants to deliver active travel schemes in Wales in 2023-24. Find out the priorities, eligibility criteria, funding levels, application process and assessment criteria for the Active Travel Fund.
Find out how to apply for grants to support walking and cycling schemes in Wales. Download the guidance document and the application requirements and scheme plan example.
Bankrolled by the Department for Transport (DfT), with allocations determined by Active Travel England (ATE), this new capital funding is ring-fenced for 265 approved schemes and expected to generate up to 16 million extra walking and cycling trips every year. Sounds good, right?
Active Travel England has contacted councils directly inviting them to apply for cash by late February. The winners are due to be announced later this year. ... This latest tranche of cash is Active Travel Fund 4, with the Government having invested over £600m into active travel since 2020 - further investment is expected this financial year ...
Active Travel Fund Tranche 2. We made an ambitious bid for £1.465m of funding for five schemes after assessing 300 schemes across the county, including some received from the public, interest groups and county councillors, however, the final amount awarded to us was £1,011,750. The schemes in the Tranche 2 bid were:
Active Travel Fund We provide advice and support to the Welsh Government, including assisting in the review of guidance associated with the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013. We're also responsible for the administration of the Active Travel Fund programme on behalf of the Welsh Government.
Active travel fund: additional schemes funded in 2021 to 2022 Publication, Document Active travel fund: additional schemes funded in 2021 to 2022 Includes details of additional grants awarded to each local authority. First published: 6 October 2021 Last updated: 6 October 2021 Download document: 108 KB, PDF This file may not be fully accessible.
Local authorities are able to apply for funding through the Active Travel Fund (ATF) programme, via a combination of core funding and a competitive bidding process, to support the delivery of active travel schemes across Wales. Further information on the ATF programme is available here.
The Active Travel Transformation Fund focuses on helping local authorities build up capacity and pace to make sure increased investment is resulting in change on the ground. The following is a list of partners supported through the Active Travel Transformation Fund for 2023/24. The funding allocated to partners might be subject to further ...
Prior to 2018 the Welsh Government funded active travel primarily through the Road Safety Grant, the Safe Routes in Communities Grant (previously Safe Routes to School) and the Local Transport Fund. However, the total amount of funds available was relatively small. Funding levels were enhanced in 2018 with the launch of the Active Travel Fund.
The Scottish Government announced record funding for active travel in its draft budget proposal for 2023-24, with almost £190m allocated for active travel, and through the Bute House Agreement between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Green Party in 2021, it was agreed that at least £320m or 10% of the total transport budget will be alloc...
Active Travel Fund: guidance for applicants 2023 to 2024 Guidance to help local authorities apply for grants. First published:16 December 2022 Last updated:16 December 2022 This document was downloaded from GOV.WALES and may not be the latest version.
Active travel fund: guidance and application forms Application form and guidance for local authorities to apply for a grant from the active travel fund. Part of: Walking and cycling First published: 19 March 2021 Last updated: 22 December 2022 In this collection Application forms Guidance to apply Application forms Application form 2023 to 2024
The work of the NTA's Active Travel Programme is underpinned by the aims and objectives set out in the Government's Climate Action Plan 2023. One of the key aims cited is to increase the number of walking and cycling networks so that walking, cycling and public transport will account for 50% of all journeys made by 2030.
Here's Where I Keep My Travel Fund. After a few pandemic-ridden years, travel is back in a big way. I made my first-ever trip outside of North America earlier this year, and I'm not alone in ...
Originally set up for the three years 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21, we are showing our strong commitment to active travel by continuing this funding to deliver the schemes developed by local authorities.
The legislation, which funds federal aviation programs for the next five years, cements new passenger protections, adds new routes and lets the T.S.A. continue to expand facial recognition ...
The Active Travel Fund has grown since 2018 from its initial £10 million to £70 million for 2021/22. Continuing our funding to create safe routes to schools is particularly important as we know that embedding healthy travel habits early leads to lasting benefits.