This course looks at the recently published technical companion to ‘Building for a Healthy Life’, which is a design assessment tool and guide for new and growing neighbourhoods.

Produced by PJA and Design for Homes on behalf of Homes England ‘Streets for a Healthy Life’ provides examples of UK streets that meet the requirements for ‘healthy streets’ set out in ‘Building for a Healthy Life’.

This course will guide you through the use and application of ‘Building for a Healthy Life’ and ‘Streets for a Healthy Life’ providing best practice case studies that have been proven successful and which incorporate patterns of development and materials that should be transferable to multiple locations.

This course will break down the composition of successful streets by identifying their dimensions, geometry and choice of materials. This is especially relevant now that many adoption authorities are having to make difficult choices about what they can afford to maintain.

To express your interest in this course please email the course name and the number of participants to [email protected].

All PJA training courses can be tailored so that they are bespoke to your organisation’s needs. Please contact [email protected] should you want to discuss a variation to the course listed above and we will be happy to talk through your requirements.

This course provides an introduction to developing LCWIPs for people without previous experience.

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.

To express your interest in this course please email the course name and the number of participants to [email protected].

All PJA training courses can be tailored so that they are bespoke to your organisation’s needs. Please contact [email protected] should you want to discuss a variation to the course listed above and we will be happy to talk through your requirements.

This course gives an in depth look at designing for active travel tailored to the appropriate national guidance.

PJA are widely renowned for being a leader in the active travel field. We are at the forefront of identifying, assessing and designing infrastructure for active travel and highly experienced in developing practical solutions which make a real difference to sustainable transport users. Our experience is grounded in developing pragmatic solutions that are buildable and affordable and respond to context and place.

To express your interest in this course please email the course name and the number of participants to [email protected].

All PJA training courses can be tailored so that they are bespoke to your organisation’s needs. Please contact [email protected] should you want to discuss a variation to the course listed above and we will be happy to talk through your requirements.

This course gives an in depth look at designing for active travel tailored to the appropriate national guidance: the Active Travel Act Guidance in Wales and Cycling by Design in Scotland.

PJA are widely renowned for being a leader in the active travel field. We are at the forefront of identifying, assessing and designing infrastructure for active travel and highly experienced in developing practical solutions which make a real difference to sustainable transport users. Our experience is grounded in developing pragmatic solutions that are buildable and affordable and also respond to context and place.

To express your interest in this course please email the course name and the number of participants to [email protected].

All PJA training courses can be tailored so that they are bespoke to your organisation’s needs. Please contact [email protected] should you want to discuss a variation to the course listed above and we will be happy to talk through your requirements.

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.

To express your interest in this course please email the course name and the number of participants to [email protected].

All PJA training courses can be tailored so that they are bespoke to your organisation’s needs. Please contact [email protected] should you want to discuss a variation to the course listed above and we will be happy to talk through your requirements.