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Active and healthy ageing in urban environments: Laying the groundwork for solution-building through citizen science

Active and healthy ageing in urban environments: Laying the groundwork for solution-building through citizen science

Urban age-friendly initiatives strive to promote active and healthy ageing by addressing urban influences that impact individuals as they age.…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Shared space: Negotiating sites of (un)sustainable mobility

Shared space: Negotiating sites of (un)sustainable mobility

Shared mobility spaces have become increasingly popular internationally as attempts to increase the uptake of active travel modes (walking, cycling…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Demographic and behavioural factors affecting public support for pedestrianisation in city centres: The case of Edinburgh, UK

Demographic and behavioural factors affecting public support for pedestrianisation in city centres: The case of Edinburgh, UK

This paper provides an integrated analytical framework to investigate the demographic and behavioural factors that significantly influence public support for…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
A new future for Scotland’s towns

A new future for Scotland’s towns

Towns are often overlooked. They are, however, a key element of global urban infrastructure.
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Major sporting events and geographies of disability

Major sporting events and geographies of disability

Major sporting events for athletes with disabilities have become part of a strategic agenda to create positive social legacies for…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Transport disadvantage and social exclusion: Exclusionary mechanisms in transport in Urban Scotland

Transport disadvantage and social exclusion: Exclusionary mechanisms in transport in Urban Scotland

There is currently much interest in the role that transport plays in promoting, or alleviating 'social exclusion'. Exclusionary processes are,…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Accessibility and user needs: Pedestrian mobility and urban design in the UK

Accessibility and user needs: Pedestrian mobility and urban design in the UK

It is over 18 years since the UK Disability Discrimination Act legislated for access in Britain's built environment and in…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Smart transport: A comparative analysis using the most used indicators in the literature juxtaposed with interventions in English metropolitan areas

Smart transport: A comparative analysis using the most used indicators in the literature juxtaposed with interventions in English metropolitan areas

The development of smart transport technologies, methods, strategies and infrastructures has drawn much attention in recent years, owing to the…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
Ageing, Mobility and the City: Objects, Infrastructures and Practices in Everyday Assemblages of Civic Spaces in East London

Ageing, Mobility and the City: Objects, Infrastructures and Practices in Everyday Assemblages of Civic Spaces in East London

This article considers how older people inhabit cities in the UK, looking specifically at how everyday practices of mobility intersect…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
The shops were only made for people who could walk’: impairment, barriers and autonomy in the mobility of adults with Cerebral Palsy in urban England

The shops were only made for people who could walk’: impairment, barriers and autonomy in the mobility of adults with Cerebral Palsy in urban England

Based on research carried out with a group of adults with Cerebral Palsy in Birmingham, UK, we consider the complex…
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rbh_admin_2318 December 2024
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