1. SHINE Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments
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2. Walking: health benefits
Walk to work: feasibility study (Bristol) and now full-scale randomised controlled trial (South Gloucestershire, Bath, Swansea)
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3. Walking: how do you ‘promote’ it?
Public engagement – have increased…
‘The anatomy of the city’ exhibition and ‘Walking city’ talk, Architecture Centre, May-August 2014
Launch of Let’s Walk Bedminster, Tobacco Factory, 22nd February 2015
Go green business breakfast, SS Great Britain conference centre, 24th March 2015
Bristol Walking Festival May 2016
Launch of Bristol Walking Alliance May 2016
Walking Strategy refresh (funded by BHP)
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4. Pragmatism/Business As Usual
The bounded reality triad of local govt
Pragmatism/Business As Usual
Scientific Evidence
Politics/Ideology
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6. #BHPhitconf Healthy Neighbourhoods Neighbourhood checklist and awards
Pedestrian infrastructure
Cycling infrastructure
Accessibility, street furniture, toilets
Streets for all
Green space and food
Motorised traffic
Shared spaces e.g. public squares, open spaces
Planning and community involvement
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7. Co-ordinated HIT work: APPHLE, CIPIC, Dementia, SHINE West of England: Joint Spatial Plan, Issues and options consultation
‘we feel that it is vital to strengthen the evidence base and articulate the issues that connect physical form with health and wellbeing outcomes (including health equity); and so place markers in the sub-regional planning system, giving access to strategic support for healthy urban planning policy for years to come.’
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8. #BHPhitconf Directors
Sally Hogg, Public health consultant at Bristol City Council
Suzanne Audrey, Senior public health Research Fellow at the School of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol
Adrian Davis, Public Health and transport consultant working with Bristol City Council's transport team
Marcus Grant, Health and spatial planning specialist
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