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Streetscape Guidance
This report by Transport for London provides guidance on high quality standards of urban design and planning for London’s streets by showcasing best practice principles. The report argues that through improved design, cities and streets can be transformed into better places where the public realm and transport network is fit for a globally competitive economy.
Published 6 August 2020Category Resource -
Cycling and walking for individual and population health benefits: A rapid evidence review for health and care system decision-makers
This rapid evidence review published by Public Health England is intended for health and social care policy makers, decision makers and commissioners and attempts to understand the impact of walking and/or cycling on different health outcomes.
Published 3 August 2020Category Resource -
Supporting community recovery and resilience in response to the COVID-19 pandemic – a rapid review of evidence
This paper, published by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health presents an initial rapid review of available and related evidence which is designed to be a timely support to the developing understanding of community recovery and resilience in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This report offers some rapidly generated learning on some key elements of community recovery in order to support a more equitable and resilient future.
Published 3 August 2020Category Resource -
COVID-19 Recovery: Best Practice Guide
A review of activity from town and city centres across the country to support COVID-19 recovery. This guide is structured around the 25 Vital and Viable Priorities Framework that identifies factors most significant for long term success.
Published 31 July 2020Category Resource -
High Streets Task Force PRDG July Insight Report
Data from the Task Force Professional Research and Data Group, generated in order to inform practice and policy for high streets across England. This July 2020 insight report includes significant detail on high street footfall, business impacts, social media activity and sentiment, and mobility data.
Published 31 July 2020Category Resource -
Retail 2020: What shoppers want - edition 2
This report produced by Maybe* in July 2020 illustrates data gathered from an online survey with 20,000 respondents from across the UK, seeking to understand people’s attitudes towards shopping and how the country feels about wearing compulsory face coverings. Findings are shown on a national basis as well as broken down by age groups.
Published 30 July 2020Category Resource -
Quick Builds for Better Streets
This readable and practical guide provided by People for Bikes focuses on how tactical urbanism can be implemented to quickly ensure places are more pedestrian and cyclist-friendly. It focuses on ‘quick build’ projects, which they explain falls somewhere in the middle between temporary and permanent changes on the tactical urbanism spectrum. Although it draws on U.S city case studies, the guidance provided can apply to any place.
Published 28 July 2020Category Resource -
Indicators toolkit
The High Streets Task Force encourages evidenced-based decision-making and the measurement of place interventions. This document produced by Andres Coca-Stefaniak, ATCM, and GFirst, provides practical information about the key indicators that can be monitored in order to evaluate the performance, vitality and viability of places. It will be useful for anybody involved in managing - or operating in - town centres and high streets. It covers indicators such as footfall, community spirit, reported crime, offer, visitor experience, and sales.
Published 28 July 2020Category Resource -
Retail 2020: What shoppers want – edition 1
This report produced by Maybe* in June 2020 focuses on findings from an online survey conducted with 20,000 people across the UK about plans to return to shops, and feelings about shopping on the high street again. It also covers key trends in social media usage by businesses before and during the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as providing advice about more effectively engaging with customers via social media. Findings are broken down by nation and region.
Published 28 July 2020Category Resource