Our work Healthy Place Making Useful healthy place making resources Sustrans Active Travel Toolbox The Sustrans Active Travel Toolbox provides guides, tools and case studies to help local authorities and their partners make the case for walking and cycling schemes including the economic case, housing growth and planning and health resources. Transport for London Planning for Walking Toolkit The planning for walking toolkit brings together a range of best practice tools that TfL uses and has developed over recent years to plan and design pedestrian related infrastructure improvements in London. Healthy Streets Healthy Streets is a way of designing and managing streets to support people's health and wellbeing by making walking and cycling easier, safer and more interesting. It can help reduce air pollution, increase physical activity, and make places greener. Although created for London, the Healthy Streets approach can be used anywhere. Public Health England School Superzones (2021) How can we make places around schools better for health? This report about School Superzones explains what can be done, based on a pilot programme in London. Spatial Planning for Health How can we create healthier places based on evidence of what really works? This authoritative review of the evidence, by Public Health England, sets it out in an easy-to-use guide. Helpful diagrams summarise the strenghth of evidence in terms of: neighbourhood design housing food environment natural and sustainable environments transport. Healthy weight environments: using the planning system (2021) This guide explores how local authorities' public health and planning teams can promote healthy weight environments. Improving Access to Green Spaces - A New Review for 2020 There is substantial evidence that access to good quality green spaces is good for people’s mental and physical health, and reduces health inequalities. This report from Public Health England sets out the evidence. (Published 2020). Health impact assessments in spatial planning - a guide for local authority public health and planning teams. (2020) This guide is for local authority public health and planning teams and supports the use of Health Impact Assessment in the spatial planning process. Public Health Scotland Place and wellbeing: integrating land use planning and public health in Scotland (2021) The way we plan and design the built environment can have a profound impact on people’s health and wellbeing. By working together and taking a ‘whole systems approach’, Scottish public authorities can improve health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities. Sport England Active Design How can we create places where it’s easy for everyone to be active as part of their everyday lives? Helpful guidance from Sport England that’s about active design in its widest sense, not just sport. National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) Air Quality Standards The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) has produced guidance for addressing air pollution through strategic planning and in determining planning applications.