This course looks specifically at the activities that typically make up stages 2, 3 and 4 of the LCWIP process, with an emphasis on the use of data and GIS to illustrate an analytical  ‘demand-led’ approach to devising network plans for walking and cycling infrastructure improvements.

PJA developed the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan process guidance, and are now in the process of refreshing it, in support of the National Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy. We were also part of the DfT-appointed consortium that provided technical support to over 30 local authorities to help them develop their LCWIP.

This has given us a broad range of experience in a wide range of geographies, a variety of governance regimes and different project management structures and data analysis tools to share.