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Better Streets for Birmingham want a city where walking, cycling, wheeling and public transport are the first choices for getting around. Each episode we talk to experts, activists and those experiencing Britain's motor city from outside a car. For all enquiries, contact hello@betterstreetsforbirmingham.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Better Streets for Birmingham hosts Better Streets for Birmingham, a society show with 14 episodes published.
In this special edition, Chair Martin Price and campagin lead Lucy Caldicott review the various party's manifesto pledges on transport ahead of the all out Birmingham City Council elections on May 7th 2026 Hosted on Acas
Farina Chaudri shares her community's fight for safer streets in Birmingham after tragic events, highlighting grassroots activism, challenges with local authorities, and ongoing campaigns for infrastructure improvements.
In this conversation, Ruth shares her journey of living a car-light life with her family in Birmingham. They explore the financial, environmental, and social benefits of reducing car dependency, along with practical tips
Host Kevin Carmody interviews documentary maker Sarah Chaundler. She spent 18 months following Better Streets for Birmingham and captured the lives of many people who were impacted by loss on our roads. This at times hea
Host Kevin Carmody talks with Kate from Bike Worcester and Hilary from Bike Birmingham about the most fun way to start the school day: Bike Buses. We explore the concept, the experience and the impact it can have, both o
A Better Streets for Birmingham podast episode. Host Kevin Carmody is in conversation with Kisten de Vos of Mums for Lungs and Florence Cadge of Birmingham Healthy Air Coalition. This conversation explores the legacy of
In this conversation, Gareth Dennis discusses the pressing transport challenges facing Birmingham. We talk about he importance of electrification for environmental reasons and for a more integrated public transport syste
In this conversation, Kevin Carmody speaks with Lucy Caldecott about the ongoing road safety emergency in Birmingham, the challenges of implementing road harm reduction strategies, and the importance of community advocac
This week I talk with James Ward of the SUV Alliance, a group that is dedicated to tackling the spread of oversized vehicles in our cities. We first try to understand the problem before talking about ways to tackle it. H
In this episode of the Better Streets for Birmingham podcast, Kevin Carmody speaks with Martin Price, Better Streets for Birmingham Chair, about the future of transport and road safety in Birmingham leading up to 2026. W
A conversation with Jeremy Leach of Action Vision Zero about the 2025 Birmingham Road Harm Reduction Strategy The conversation explores Birmingham's road safety strategy, focusing on the adoption of Vision Zero, which ai
We talk with Mike Ashworth, a transport historian on the development of transport within Birmingham. We explore the historical context of urban planning in Birmingham, focusing on the car-centric schemes that led to sign
There is an ongoing problem of pavement parking in the UK. In this episode we hear the personal experiences of Aideen Blackborough, a wheelchair user. Aideen shares the daily dangers she faces due to cars parked on pavem
Hilary
former licensed therapist · We Belong
1 appearance on this show
Kate
Head of Talent and People · Peoplegig
1 appearance on this show
Gareth Dennis
author of How the Railways Will Fix the Future
1 appearance on this show
James Ward
Principal Developer Advocate at AWS & Co-Author of Effect Oriented Programming · Amazon Web Services
1 appearance on this show
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