Publications

Meaningful Monitoring: Providing the Path to Positive Change

CRP’s Healthy Streets Everyday programme is excited to launch ‘Meaningful Monitoring: Providing the Path to Positive Change’. The report is designed to support Local Authorities, Business Improvement Districts, Landowners and Policy Makers with the implementation of successful monitoring schemes by providing best practice guidance that builds on the knowledge and insights gained from CRP’s own monitoring programme and data analysis expertise.

The Nature Connection Handbook – University of Derby

Miles Davidson and Carly Richardson from the Nature Connectedness Research Group at the University of Derby have published a new, free guide to nature connectedness: The Nature Connection Handbook: A Guide for Increasing People’s Connection with Nature. The handbook is designed to be used by a wide range of organisations and individuals who have an interest in helping people grow closer to nature and offers an accessible summary of nature connection research and application, a framework and guidance for helping people improve their connection with nature, and examples of activities and initiatives that support and develop nature connection.

Finchley’s Cargo Bike Couriers: Enabling low emission deliveries for businesses in Barnet.

Going Green: How small green spaces can make a difference.

MAKING SCHOOL STREETS HEALTHIER: Learning from temporary and emergency closures

Global Streetscape Responses to COVID-19: Developments in streetscape design to facilitate cycling, walking, and social distancing.

Social Media Campaigns: Raising awareness around the issues of air quality.

Kings Road Christmas Lights Switch On: Closing Roads for Christmas.

Mellison Road Pocket Park: Providing community space, encouraging active travel and creating sustainable drainage systems.

City of London’s Lunchtime Streets: Encouraging people to come back to the city.

Old Bethnal Green Road – Healthy Streets Everyday Case Study: 2021

“GREENING OUT THE GREY”: The value of Green Infrastructure for People and Places

Cross River Partnership has written a new guidance document that explores the value of green infrastructure and how it can contribute to climate mitigation and adaptation across air quality, flooding and heat resilience, and contribute to cost savings through a healthier, happier and more active population.